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1  NORTH  BELL  STREET 

ST  ANDREWS 


83  PRINCES  STREET 

EDINBURGH 


AND 


122    NETHERGATE 


DUNDEE 


FOUNDED    1823. 


THE  Edinburgh  Life 

ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

INCORPORATED  BY  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


ASSETS.  ^2,850,000.     mCOME.  X350,000. 

POLICIES      WORLD-WIDE. 

EARLY    AND    INCREASING    BONUSES. 
CLAIMS  ARE  PAYABLE  IMMEDIATELY  AFTER  PROOF. 

THE  COMPREHENSIVE  NON -FORFEITURE  PLAN 

REMOVES  ALL  ANXIETY  IN  THE  EVENT  OF  PAYMENT  OF  PREMIUMS  BEING  OVERLOOKED. 


EARLY    PROVIDE  NT    SCHEME. 
Policies  at  Half  Rates  of  Premium, 


The  New  'EDINBURGH'  Policy. 

A  Yearly  Payment  at  the  rate  of  £4  Per  Cent. 
will  secure  £100  at  Death 

if  at  any  time  within  25  years,  an  Annual  Return  of 
5  Per  Cent,  for  Life 

after  the  25  years  have  expired,  and 
£100  In  Cash 

when  that  yearly  payment  ceases. 

The  Policyholder  may  drop  the  yearly  5  per  cent,  at  any  time  and 

have  the  £100  in  cash. 

See  Special  Prospectus  for  particulars  of  these  and  other 
GUARANTEED      OPTIONS. 


HEAD    OFFICE: 

Edinburgh,  22  George  Street. 

Manager — Gkokgr  M.  Low,  F.F.A.  Secretary — Arch.  Hkwat,  F.F.A.,  F.I.A. 


CLYDESDALE  BANK  BUILDINGS,  56  COMMERCIAL  STREET. 
Resident  Secretary— T.  H.  FRASER. 


THE 


SCOTTISH  WIDOWS'  FDSD 

Life  Assurance  Society. 

FUNDS  exceed     -  -  £12,000,000. 

REVENUE  exceeds  -  £1,400,000. 

The  Whole  Profits  Divided  among  the  Assured, 


The  Profits  of  the  Seven  Years 

to  31st  Decejnher  189Jf  will  he  divided 

as  at  that  date,  when  it  is  anticipated  the  results  will  prove 
very  advantageous  to  the  Policyholders,  as  the  operations  of  the 
first  six  years  of  the  current  period  shew  marked  improvement 
under  every  head  over  those  of  the  first  six  years  of  the 
previous  one,  thus — 

Previous  Period.      Current  Period. 

1881  to  1886.  1888  to  1893. 

New  Assurances,        -        £7,674,630  £8,147,015 

Addition  TO  Funds,    -        £1,815,711  £2,360,837 

Expenses  on  Premiums,      £10  :  10  : 1%         £10  : 4 : 1% 
Interest  on  Investments,  £4:1;  10%  £4:4:7% 

Rate  of  Mortality,  20%  under  25%  under 

"Expectation."  "Expectation." 

Policies  issued  in   1894  will  Participate 
in  the  approaching  Division, 


Agents  in  Dundee— 

JOHN  M.  "WATSON,  Stockbroker, 
8    PANMURE    STREET. 


Fergusson   &  Stephen,   Solicitors,  5 

Whitehall  street. 
Gellatly,  William,  33  Cowgate. 
Haggart,  Geo.,  Solicitor,  11  Ward  rd. 
Hogarth,  D.,  Union  Bank. 
Johnstone,  J.J. ,Solicitor,69  Reform  st. 
Kidd,  George  M.  33  Cowgate. 


Mackay  &  Mess,  C.  A. ,  13  Albert  sq. 
Myles,  David,  Accountant,  11  Reform 

street. 
Scott,  Peter  C. ,  33  Meadowside. 
Sinclair,  John,  &  Son,  5  Yeaman  shore. 
Steele,  James  T,,  10  Panmure  street. 
Urquhart,  James,  32  Bank  street. 


Wm.  Miller,  North  of  Scotland  Bank,  Broughty  Ferry. 


DUNDEE  COURIER, 

LEADING  COMMERCIAL  MORNING   NEWSPAPER 
AND  LARGEST  CIRCULATION 

In  North-Eastern  and  Central  Districts  of  Scotland. 

Has  exclusive  information  regarding  the  Jute  Trade  in  Calcutta  and  New  York,  !rom 
which  points  it  has  Special  Private  Cablegrams  weekly.  It  has  also  latest  information 
regarding  Jute  and  Linen  Trades  in  the  district.  Has  Special  Private  Cable  Advices  from 
Montreal  concerning  the  large  and  increasing  importation  to  Scotland  of  Canadian  Cattle. 


LADIES'  ROUND  THE  WORLD  TOUR. 

The  proprietors  of  the  Dundee  Courier  have  sent  two  young  ladies— Miss  F.  Maris 
Imandt  and  Miss  Bessie  Maxwell— on  a  journey  round  the  world,  in  the  interests  of. 
women.  They  will  collect  facts  on  all  matters  of  interest  to  the  fair  sex,  and  bearing: 
on  the  status  of  women.  Besides  European  countries,  Egypt,  Arabia,  India,  China, 
Japan,  Canada,  and  the  United  States  will  be  visited,  the  journey  covering  a  distance 
little  short  of  26,C00  miles.  Interesting  letters  from  the  lady  travellers  are  now 
appearing  in  the  Dundee  Courier. 


THE 
IS  PRINTED   ON   THE 

PIONEER   QUADRUPLE   PRINTING    MACHINE, 

THE   LARGEST  AND   FIRST   IN    EUROPE. 


DUJ^DEE  WEEKLY  NEWS. 

THE    GREAT    SCOTCH    WEEKLY. 
HastheLARGEST  CERTIFIED  CIRCULATION  out  of  London. 

Exceeding  253,000  Copies  Weekly. 

It  circulates  in  every  Town,  Village,  and  Hamlet  throughout  Scotland,  North  of 
England,  and  North  of  Ireland,  and  is  sold  by  over  Ten  Thousand  Agents. 

W.  &  D.  G.  THOMSON,  Proprietors  and  Publishers. 

Present  HEAD  OFFICE :  Lindsay  Street,  Dundee 

(JVevj  Head  Office  to  be  in  Albert  Square ,  site  of  present  Post  Office.) 


LONDON  OFFICE:  57  Fleet  Street,  E.O. 
GLASGOW  OFFICE :  146  Buchanan  St. 
ABERDEEN  OFFICE  :  18  Adblphi  Court. 


PERTH  OFFICE :  78  High  Street. 
FORFAR  OFFICE  :  18  East  High  Street. 
ARBROATH  OFFICE  :  93  High  Street. 


LAlCASHIRE 

'A  INSURANCE   COMPANY. 


Head  Office  for  Scotland : 

133  WEST  GEORGE  ST.,  GLASGOW. 


Edinburgh  Office: 
12    YORK   BUILDINGS,   QUEEN   STREET. 


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Inverness  Office : 
ACADEMY    STREET. 


SCOTTISH    BOARD. 

Chairmaii—Sir  DONALD  MATHESON,  K.C.B. 


DAVID  BANNERMAN,  Esq.,  Glasgow 
HUGH  BROWN,  Esq.,  Glasgow 
D.  S.  CARGILL,  Esq.,  Glasgow  and  Ceylon 
WALTER  DUNCAN.  Esq.,  Glasgow 
ANDREW  DOUG  ALL,  Esq.,  Inverness 
ALEXANDER  ERASER,  Esq.,  Inverness 


JAMES  KEYDEN,  Esq.,  Glasgow 
RICHARD  KIDSTON,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 
Sir  JAMES  KING,  of  Campsie,Bart.,LL.D. 
Sir  K.  J.  MATHESON,  of  Lochalsh,  Bart, 
ALEX.  ROSS,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Inverness 
ALEXANDER  SCOTT,  Esq.,  Dundee 


Assistant  Secraary  in  Scotland — CHAS.    C,    BALLINGALL. 
Superintendent  at  Inverness— B..  STRICKLAND. 


LIFE  DEPARTMENT. 

Moderate  Rates  with  Liberal  Conditions  as  to  Foreign  Travel  and  Residence, 
and  Interim  Bonus.  Payment  of  Claims  immediately  on  proof  of  death 
and  title. 

LIFE    BONUS    YEAR. 

The  Quinquennial  Life  Valuation  will  take  place  at  the  close  of  1894.     Profit 
Policies  effected  during  the  current  year  will  rank  for  Bonus. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Insurances  granted  at  Home  and  Abroad  at  equitable  rates. 


CAPITAL,  THREE  MILLIONS  STERLING. 

Total  Funds  upwards  of  £1,500,000. 


spring  '^ttUt  Ittutr^ra, 

THE    BEST    BINDER  ^^^^  invented  for  the  proper  Filing 

J  f^^  ■'  -^  and   Indexing  of    Letters,   Invoices, 

^"^^^''^^^  and  other  Documents. 

SPRING     BINDERS     AND     INSERTS 

at  terms  enabling  them  to  sell  at 

-~^°>    HALF  THE  USUAL  PRICES. 

.^JaX    PRXCES    X®^ 

QUARTO  (Ordinary  Letter  Paper  Size),  Strong  Quality,  2/6  each. 

Do.  do.  Lever  Action,  -  3/~       " 

Do.         Extra  Strong  Quality,  with  Brass  Bound  Back 

and  Corners,  Lever  Action,  -         -         -  4/-      " 

FOOLSCAP  SIZE,  Strong  Quality,  -         -         -         -  4/6     " 

Do.  Brass  Bound, 6/-       " 

mG'HTlfnCX  (with  Indexes)  for  Letter  Binders. — Quarto  Size, 
Dill  11  1  Jl)  6d  each,  or  5s  per  dozen  ;  Foolscap  Size,  9(1  each. 

James  P.  Mathew  &  Co. 

17  &  19  COWGATE,  DUNDEE. 


OPECIAL  FACILITIES  for  doing  the  Finest 
^^  Class  of  Work  in 

PRINTING   AND    LITHOGRAPHY. 


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Printers,  Lithographers,  Bookbinders,  and  Manufacturing-  Stationers, 
17   and    19    COWGATE,    DUNDEE. 


THE    DUNDEE   ADVERTISER    is   the   Leading   Daily    Paper    in 

Scotland  North  of  the  Forth. 
THE    DUNDEE   ADVERTISER  is  the  Leading  Commercial  Paper 
in  Scotland  oiit  of  Glasgow. 

DUNDEE  ADVERTISER  is  the  Recognized  Advertising 
Medium  for  Dundee,  Forfarshire,  Fifeshire,  and  Perthshire, 
having  a  population  of  600,000. 


THE 


THE  EVENING  TELEGRAPH  has  the  Largest  Circulation  of  any 
Halfpenny  Daily  Paper  out  of  Edinburgh  or  Glasgow. 

THE  EVENING  TELEGRAPH  is  one  of  the  most  Popular  and 
most  Readable  Daily  Papers  published. 

THE  EVENING  TELEGRAPH  contains  the  latest  Home,  Foreign, 
and  Local  Intelligence. 


THE    PEOPLE'S    JOURNAL    is    the   National   Scottish   Weekly 

Newspaper. 
THE  PEOPLE'S  JOURNAL    has    a    Weekly  Circiilation   of  over 

240,000  Copies,  the  largest  in  Britain  out  of  London. 
THE    PEOPLE'S    JOURNAL    enters    more    Scottish    Households 

than  any  other  Newspaper. 


THE  PEOPLE'S  FRIEND  is  the  most  Popular  Literary  Miscellany 

Published  out  of  London. 
THE  PEOPLE'S   FRIEND  has  a  Weekly  Sale  of  200,000  Copies. 
THE  PEOPLE'S  FRIEND  is  a  Bright,  Wholesome,  and  Attractive 

Miscellany,  which  combines  Instruction  and  Amusement. 


JOHN     LENG    &     CO., 

7  to  25  BANK  STREET,  DUNDEE,  and  186  FLEET  STREET,  LONDON. 


ESTABLISHED   1824. 


CAPITAL-SIX    MILLIONS    STERLING. 
Total  Funds,    -       -       -       -    £4,214,578. 

BONUS    YEAR, 

SCOTTISH  UNION  AMD  NATIONAL 

INSURANCE     COMPANY. 

LONDON:    3   KING  WILLIAM   STREET,  E.G. 
GLASGOW:    150  WEST   GEORGE   STREET. 

HEAD  OFFICE:— 35  ST.  ANDREW  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH. 

Secretary.  J.  K.  MACDONALD.    Actuary.  COLIN  M'CUAIG,  F.F.A. 
General  Manager  :  ALEXANDER  DUNCAN. 


LIFE       INSURANCE. 
EARLY  BONUS  SCHEME  (E.B.). 

The  following  among  other  special  advantages  apply  to  ordinary  Policies 
issued  under  this  Scheme.  Besides  being  payable  immediately  on  proof  of 
death  and  title,  they  are,  at  the  end  of  three  years  from  their  date, 

Entitled  to  Rank  for  Bonus  Additions ; 
Indisputable  on  the  ground  of  Errors  or  Omissions ; 

World-Wide  without  extra  Charge  ;  and 

Kept  in  force  wholly  or  partially  even  in  cases  of 

Non-payment  of  Premium. 

At  the  last  two  Divisions  of  Profits  in  1884  and  1889,  Ordinary  Whole  Life 
Policies  under  this  scheme  received  a  BONUS  ADDITION  of  £2  PER 
CENT,  for  EACH  year  they  were  entitled  to  share. 

SPECIAL  BONUS  SCHEME  (D.B.). 

Under  this  Scheme  Pkofit  Policies  are  issued  at  Non-Proflt  Rates,  and 
share  in  the  Profits  when  the  premiums  received,  accumulated  at  4  per  cent, 
compound  interest,  amount  to  the  Sum  Assured.  Policies  issued  at  these 
cheap  Bates  practically  receive  a  large  Bonus  at  the  outset.  At  age  80, 
£1,200  can  be  insured  for  the  same  Premium  as  would  be  charged  for 
£1,000  under  the  usual  Profit  Schemes  of  most  Offices. 

Policies  of  this  class  which  have  for  the  first  time  become  entitled  to  rank 
for  Bonus  have  received  Additions  at  the  rate  of  £10  per  Cent.,  besides  a 
further  progressive  addition  of  £1  per  cent,  per  annum. 

FIRE      INSURANCE. 

Almost  all  descriptions  of  Property  insured  on  the  most  favourable  conditions. 

DUNDEE:  MERCANTILE  BUILDINGS,  46  Bell  Street. 

JAMES  TROTTEK,  Res.  Secij. 


THE  CORNER'  GENERAL  DRAPERY  WAREHOUSE, 

MURRAYGATE   AND   COMMERCIAL  STREET,  DUNDEE. 


For  Correct  Taste  in  MILLINERY, 
For  High-Class  DRESSES  and  DRESSMAKING, 
For  Latest  Novelties  in  JACKETS, 
For  Paris  and  London  Fashions  in  MANTLES, 

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'THE  CORNER.' 
THE  CORNER.' 
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THE  CORNER.' 


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For  INFANTS'  and  CHILDREN'S  OUTFITS,      ... 
For  LADIES'  UNDERCLOTHING  and  CORSETS, 
For  the  Best  FURS  at  Keenest  Prices, 

The  Great  GLOYE  EMPORIUM,  

The  Chief  HOSIERY  and  FANCY  GOODS  HOUSE, 
Bottom  Prices  for  BLANKETS  and  HOUSE  FURNISHINGS  at 
The  Best  House  for  SUBSTANTIAL  DRAPERY, 
For  EXTREME  MODERATION  in  PRICES  try 

C.   L.  WILSON, 


'THE  CORNER.' 
'THE  CORNER.' 
'THE  CORNER.' 
'THE  CORNER.' 
•THE  CORNER.' 
'THE  CORNER.' 
'THE  CORNER.' 
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Proprietor. 


3Sr  E  "W 


156  NETHERGATE,  DUNDEE 

(Opposite  South  Tay  Street). 

Beplete  with  every  appliance  for  High-Class  Portraiture. 


By  a  Splendid  Installation  of  the 

•^l-ELECTRICv  LIGHT -i^* 

Portraits  can  he  taken  under  any  condition  of  weather. 


Every   Description    and   Class   of  "Work   Undertaken. 


Enlargements, 

Water  and  Oil  Coloured 

Portraits,  &c. 


While  every  effort  is  made  to  accomniodate  clients, 
intending  Sitters  are  respectfully  requested  to  make 
Appointments  beforehand,  to  prevent  disappointment 
and  delay. 


DUNDEE  SAVINGS  BANK. 

GOVERJiMEJVT  AJ^MTJITIES 

Issued  under  the  Acts  16  &  17  Victoria,  c  45;  27  &  28  Vict.,  c.  43; 
and  45  &  46  Vict.,  c.  51. 


npHESE  Annuities   are  payable  Half-Yearly,  in  January  and  July, 
-•-     or  April  and  October,  commencing  three  months  after  date  of 
purchase,  and  are  exempt  from  all  Stamp  Duties. 

The  Safest  Investment  that  can  be  made  by  parties  wishing  a  secure 
and  permanent  Income. 
Can  be  purchased  to  the  extent  of  £100  per  annum. 


Prices  and  other  information  on  application  at  the  Bank, 
2    EUCLID    STREET, 

JORN  MILN,  Actuanj. 

MUSIC    ROOMS, 

128-125  YICTOEIA  ROAD,  DUJYDEE. 

Call  and  See  my 

£15  15s  PIANOFORTE. 

It  has  Iron  Frame  and  Full  Trichord,  and  is  in  an  Elegant  Walnut  Case. 
It  is  really  a  Marvel  at  the  money. 


My 

£7  15s  ORGAN 

Has  never  been  equalled  at  the  price.     It  is  in  solid  Walnut,  stands  over  5  feet 

high,  with  Bevelled  Mirror  Back,  Music  Receptacle,  and  Candle  Holders, 

7  Eflfective  Stops  and  2  Knee  Swells. 

I  make  Second-Hand  Instruments  a  Speciality,  and  am  open  to  Purchase  any 

number  of  them. 


INSTRUMENTS   TUNED   AND  KEPAIRED. 


MUSICIANS    SUPPLIED    FOR    EVENING    PARTIES. 


SCOTTISH    EQUITABLE 

XiZFS  ASSURAVrCE  SOCZETIT. 

ESTABLISHED   IN   1831   FOR  MUTUAL   LIFE  ASSURANCE. 


President. 
Ills  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  BUCCLEUCH  AND  QUEENSBERRY,  K.T. 

Sir  GRAHAM  GRAHAM  MONTGOMERY  of  Stanhope,  Bakt. 

THE  SOCIETY  has  now  been  in  existence  for  62  years,  and  is  steadily  growing  in 
popular  favour,  as  is  shown  by  the  figurea in  the  following  table: — 


1 

Year. 

Number  of 
Policies  in  Force. 

Existing 
Assurances. 

Income. 

Total  Funds. 

1878 
1883 
1888 
1893 

13,092 
14.472 
17,249 

20,674 

£8.392,566 

9,230  034 

'10,477,580 

11,532,364 

£309,164 
370,686 
401,469 
471,946 

£2,352,846 
2,662.117 
3.010.261 
3,554,744 

At  the  Fifteenth  Division  of  Profits,  made  as  at  1st  March  1893,  a  Compound  Bonus 
was  declared  at  the  increased  rate  of  30s  per  cent,  per  annum  on  the  original  sums  assured, 
and  on  the  previous  bonus  additions. 

THE  PREMIUMS  are  calculated  by  half-years  of  age. 

NEW    FLAN    OF    IMMEDIATE    BONUS    FOLICIES. 

Special  attention  is  directed  to  this  New  Scheme,  the  rates  under  which  are  less  than 
the  usual  Non-Profit  rates.  The  yearly  premium  payable  at  age  30  for  an  Ordinary  With- 
Profit  Policy  for  £1,000  will  assure  £1,300  under  this  new  plan,  thus  securing  an 
Immediate  Bonus  of  £300. 

ANNUAL  PREMIUMS  to  assure  £100,  subject  to  further  reduction,  as  mentioned  in 
Special  Prospectus,  if  the  Society's  rate  of  Bonus  exceeds  25s  per  cent. :  — 

AGE    NEXT    BIRTHDAY. 
20  30  40  50 

£1    I2s.  £1    I8s  Sd.  £2    I2s   2d.  £3    I5s    lOd. 

The  sums  assured  under  these  Policies  being  absolutely  guaranteed,  they  are  particularly 
suitable  for  Marriage  Settlements,  &c.,  when  it  is  desired  to  obtain  the  largest  possible 
Assujance  for  the  smallest  present  outlay. 

ENDOWMENT  ASSURANCE  POLICIES  issued  on  unusually  favourable  terms. 

THE  GUARANTEED  MINIMUM  SURRENDER  VALUE  IS  ENDORSED 

ON  EACH  POLICY  ISSUED. 


Complete  and  liberal  Non-Forfeit\ire  Regulations. — The  Society  has 
adopted  the  principle  of  Non-Forfeiture  to  its  fullest  extent ;  and  there  is  now  no 
possibility  of  a  valuable  policy  being  forfeited  through  an  accidental  omission  to 
pay  the  premium. 

Claims  are  payable  immediately  after  proof  of  death  and  title. 

Loans  granted  in  connection  with  Life  Assurance  on  Life  Interests,  Rever- 
sions, and  other  approved  security.     Reversions  purchased. 


Head  Office-26  St.  Andrew  Square,  EDINBURGH. 

Secretary— J.  J.  M'LAUCHLAN.      Manager— T.  B.  SPRAGUE,  M.A.,  LL  D. 

OFFICE  IN  DUNDEE,     -      UNION  BANK  BUILDINGS,  6  Panmure  Street. 

WILLIAM  SIMPSON,  District  Secretary. 

Applications  for  Agencies  Invited. 


CO.,  LTD.,  OF  LIVERPOOL, 


SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL  AND  RESERVE  FUND 

£720,000. 


General  Manager,  JAMES  M'LAREN. 


DUNDEE    OFFICE- 

25    ALBERT    SaUARE, 

Telephone  No.  565. 
DIRECTORS. 


J.   C.  METHVEN,  Esq.  (of  Messrs  Cox 

Brothei-s,  Ltd.),  Chairman. 
ANDREW  HENDRY,  Esq.,  LP.,  Solicitor. 
DAVID  JOHNSTON,  Esq.,  Solicitor. 
Lobd-Provost  LOW,  J.  P. 


Ex-Lord  Dean  of  Guild  M'GRADY,  J.P. 
T.  S.  ROSS,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
O.  H.  Wn^LIAMS,  Esq.,  J.P.,  Director, 
G.N.  of  S.  Railway  Co. 


GEO.  D.  SMITH,  Resident  Secretary. 


Edinburgh  OflTice-Sa  YORK  PLACE. 

DIRECTORS. 


JAMES    LAMOND,   Esq.,  S.S.C,  Chair- 
man. 
F.  J.  MARTIN,  Esq.,  Writer  to  the  Sig-net. 


DAVID  SHAW,  Esq.  ,  Writer  to  the  Signet. 
ADAM    TAIT,    Esq.,    Secretary,    Royal 
Bank. 


Glasgow  Office— 175  WEST  GEORGE  STREET. 

D.  W.  MACLENNAN,  Manager. 


The  Company  accepts  Proposals -for  Fire  Insurances  of  all  kinds 
and  at  the  Lowest  Possible  Bates  commensurate 
■with  the  risk. 

QUOTATIONS  OF  PREMIUMS  AND  SURVEYS  FREE  OF  COST. 


Applications  for  Agencies  Invited. 


WALKDEN'S 

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Established  150  Years. 


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WALKDEN'S  INKS  are  Sold  in  Dundee  by 
JAMES    P.  MATHEW   &   CO.    17  &  19  Cowgate 
MUEDOCH  &  PATER  SON,  Commercial  Street. 
ROBERT  S.  BARRIE,  16  Panmure  Street. 
GEORGE  MORRIS,  73  High  Street. 


TELEPHONE  No.  552. 

R.  &  A.  LICKLEY, 

House  Agents  &  Valuators, 
51  reform  street, 

DUNDEE. 

_„__ 1 

Inquiries  solicited  from^  and  advice  given  to,  intending 
purchasers  of  pro2)erties, 

Pro]jerties  Managed  and  Rents  Collected  in  an  effective  and 
economical  manner. 

Established  1863.  Telephone  No.  823. 

:  ,  R.   &  A.    LICKLEY, 

JOXHKRS, 

ottlbittg  v^  ^rcbitrabc  ^anufactitr^rs 

^ll    220    PERTH    ROAD,      ^  ♦^j 


Branch  Workshop:  ROSE  LANE  (Off  Constitution  Street). 
Office:   51  REFORM  STREET. 


A  COMPLETE  RANGE  UP  TO  THE  MOST  HIGH-CLASS. 

F  R  A  I  M '  Q    Dinner  Sets,  about  lOO  Patterns  in  Stock,  from  18/6, 
rflrilllO  61  Pieces,    including  Porcelaine  Royale,  Porce- 

laine     Opaque,     Vitreous     Porcelain,    Silesian, 

Limoges,  and  English  Chinas. 

C  D  A  I  M '  Q    China  Tea  Sets,  from  200  to  300  Patterns,  repre- 
I    llri  I  IN   O  senting  every  Style,  from  11/-,  40  Pieces. 

PRAIM'Q    Bedroom   Sets,    160  Patterns,  from   6/-,    5  Pieces 
rnnllN   O  English    Fancy    Patterns,    to    £10103.       Our 

"  Dundee  "  Shape,  a  unique  Specialty. 

F  R  A  I  N '  S    ^®^^®^  ^®*^»  ^^^^^  ^*/*'  ^^  Pieces. 

C  p  A  I  M  » O    Breakfast  Sets,  from  12/6,  29  Pieces,  to  £8  8/- 

C  p  A  I  M '  Q  Afternoon  and  Trinket  Sets,  from  a  few  Shillings 

C  R  A  I  M  '  Q    Toy  Sets,  for  Tea,  Afternoon  Tea,  and  Dinner,  from 
1    riM  I  IN   O  3/9  Tea,  6/6  Dinner.     Strong  Ware. 

P  p  A  I  M '  O   Table  Crystal  and  Decorations,  in  the  leading 

•    n/illN    O  novelties  as  brought  out — Tumblers,   from   l^d 

to  3/-  each  ;    Flower  Glasses,  from  2d  to  63/- 
P  P  A  I  M '  Q    Gras  ^  Shades,     from    9d    to    5/6,    including    many 

P  P  A  I  M '  O   Miscellaneous  Useful  Goods  and  Kitchen  Ware 

■    li'tllNO  of  Best  Makes,  at  Prices  of  commonest.     Inspec- 

tion and  Comparison  Invited.     French  Fireproof ; 
Gourmets  Boilers ;  Lord  Mayor's  Pudding  Bowls. 

p  P  A  I  M '  Q   Ornamental  and  Fancy  Goods,  ranging  from  a 

I    ll/il  ll    O  few  pence,  in  Worcester,  Doulton,  Derby,  Coal- 

port,  Limoges,  Leeds,  Delft,  &e.  ;  also  Old  and 
Quaint  Wares,  &c.  &c.  Fancy  Business  being  an 
adjunct  only,  prices  defy  competition. 

p  p  A  I  M '  O   Show  and  Large  Stock  of  Electric  Lamps  and  all 

As  THE  District  Agents  for 

TheEDISON&SWAN  UNITED  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  Co. 


FPAIN'S  BUILDINGS, 

C  A  S  T  L  1    S  T  R 1 1  T. 

STORES— DOIG'S  COURT  and  4,  6,  and  8  CASTLE  COURT. 


Shut  on  Saturdays  at  4 ;  other  days  at  7.30  p.m. 
Tblephone  143.  Tblbgrams  :  "  Ediswax,  Dundek." 


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THE 


DUNDEE  DIRECTORY 

1894-95, 


INCLUDING 


LOCHEE,  BROUGHT Y  FERRY,  MONIFIETH, 

CARNOUSTIE,  NEWPORT,  TAYPORT, 

AND  THE 

RURAL  DISTRICT  IN  THE  VICINITY  OF  DUNDEE. 


COMPILED  WITH  ASSISTANCE  OF  EMPLOYEES  IN  DUNDEE  POST  OFFICE. 


AOOOMPANIEl)  BY  A 


PLAN  OF  DUNDEE  AND  SUBURBS, 

AND    A 

PLAN    OF    BROUGHTY    FERRY, 

SpeciaUy  prepared  for  the  Work  from  Ordnance  and  actval  Swrei/s, 
and  Corrected  to  present  date. 


DUNDEE: 
PRINTED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY  JAMES  P.  MATHEW  &  CO, 


PRiCEf4^«;i^(|8'l*\FR;teB  4s  6d. 


CONTENTS. 

PAQK 

General  Notice,  13 

List  OF  Streets,  Squares,  Lanes,  Entries,  &c.,  17 

Public  OriTCEs,  Buildings,  Parks,  &c., 28 

Municipal  Ward  Boundaries,        34- 

MuNiciPAL  Lists,         37^ 

•3, 

Judicial  Lists,  ...       45^1 

Consuls  AND  Vice  Consuls  FOR  Foreign  States,  49  ^^ 

Banking  AND  Insurance  Lists,        50 

Property  AND  Investment  Companies,      ... 59^ 

Public  Conveyances, 60 

Ecclesiastical  Lists,  64' 

Educational  and  Literary  Institutions,  70 

Charitable  AND  Benevolent  Institutions,         ..       78 

Miscellaneous  Lists,  88 

Harbour  AND  Shipping  Lists,  105 

Postal  Directory,       ...         ...         112 

Dundee  General  Directory,  141 

- — -    Street  Directory, 427 

Trades  AND  Professions  Directory,      590 

LocHEE  General  Directory,  658 

Trades  and  Professions  Directory,       674; 

Broughty  Ferry  General  Directory,      679 

Trades  AND  Professions  Directory,  ...  708 

MoNTFiETH  Directory,  ...         ...         ...         714 

Carnodstie  Directory,  719-- 

Newport  Directory, 732:; 

Tayport  Directory, 751 '1 

Rural  District  Directory, 764  ' 

Index  to  Advertisements,    ...         ...        Page  123  of  Advertisements  >' 


Plan  OF  Dundee  AND  Lochee,  Preceding  Title. 

Plan  OF  Brolghty  Ferry, ,         ...        Facing  page  679 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Adult  Free  Breakfast  Mission  -  84 
Advertiser  Cycling  Club  -  -  92 
Albert  Cycling  Club   -        -        -     92 

Institute  Subscrip.  Library    76 

Masonic  Lodge  -        -  673 

Alliance  Trust  Co.,  Ltd.  -  -  59 
Ambulance  Association,  St  John  79 
Analyst,  Public  -        -         -     38 

Ancrum  Road  Gardens  -  -  674 
Angling  Clubs  -  -  -  -  90 
Angus  Chess  and  Whist  Club  -  92 
!  Architect,  City  -  -  -  -  38 
Architecture,  Dundee  Institute  of  76 
Armitstead  Trust  -  -  -  77 
;  Art  Association,  Fine  -        -     76 

I Gallery         -        -        -        -     76 

; Union  -        -        -        -        -    76 

Artillery  Association,  National  -  104 
Volunteers 


102 

76 
47 
80 
79 
Athletic  Grounds  Company,  Ltd.    90 


Arts  Association,  Graphic  - 
Assessor  of  Stamps  and  Taxes    - 
Asylum,  Baldovan 

Dundee  Royal  Lunatic 


Bailie  or  Burgh  Court 

Bailies 

Baldovan  Asylum        -        -        - 

^-Orphanage   - 

Balgay  Bowling  Club  -        - 

Band  of  Hope  Union 
Bands,  Instrumental  -        -         - 
Bank  Holidays    -        -        -        - 

Banks  

Carnoustie       .        -        - 

Tayport   - 

Bannantyne  Home  of  Rest, 
Bathers'  Association,  Open-Air 
Baths,  Public      -        -         -        - 
Baxter  Park  Bowling  Club  - 

Trustees  -        -         - 

Beach  Mission     .        -        -        - 
Bible  Society  (Dundee  Auxiliary) 

Tayport 

Biological  Society 

Blind,  Dundee  Institution  for    - 

Mission  to  the  Out-Door 


Bowling  Clubs,  Carnoustie 
Newport 


PAGE 

-  731 

-  749 
67 

85 


Boys'  and  Girls'  Religious  Associat 

Brigade  -  ... 

Home  -        -        -        -    78 

Home,  Working  -         -         -     78 

British  Medical  Association        -     89 

Women's  Temp.  Assoc.  -     69 

Workman  Public-House    705 

Broughty  Ferry  Directory  -  679 

Plan  of       -         -  679 

Building  Societies  -  .  -  .59 
Buildings,  Public  -  -  -  28 
Burgh  Court  -  -  -  -  45 
Burial  Board  and  Burial  Grounds  39 

Society,  Dundee       -        -     98 

Burns  Club  -         -        -        -     90 

Bursaries     -         -         -         -       74,  85 

Cab  Regulations  -         -        -     62 

Caledonia  Cycling  Club  -  -  92 
Caledonian  Building  Society       -     59 

Railway  Co.      -         -     60 

Camperdown  Curling  Clubs  -  673 
Canine  Club  -  -  -  -  89 
Carnoustie  Directory  -  -  -  719 
Carpenters,  Society  of         -        -    97 

Bro'ty  Ferry  706 

Carriage  (Hackney)  Regulations  62 
Carriers,  Country        -         -        -     61 

Railway        -        -        -    61 

Carse  of  Gowrie  Dairy  Co.  -  103 

Cattle  Companies  -  -  -  59 
Celtic  Club  -  -  -  -  101 
Cemeteries  -         -        -        -    39 

Cemetery  Company  -  -  -  99 
Chamberlain,  City  -  -  -38 
Chamber  of  Commerce  -  -  89 
Charitable  Institutions  -  -  78 
Charity  Organization  Society  -  83 
Chemists'  and  Druggists' Associat.  98 
Chess  Club,  Angus      -        -        -    92 

Dundee    -         -         -  104 

Children,  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  83 
Children's  Free  Breakfast  Mission    84 

Dinner  Fund      -     84 

Home,  Comerton      -  749 

Choral  Societies  -        -  99 

Union,  Amateur      -        -     99 

Broughty  Ferry  -  706 

Newport      -        -  749 

Church  of  Scot.  Office-Bearers' Uu.  68 


6 


Churches     -         -         -         - 

■ Broughty  Ferry 

Carnoustie  and  Barry 

NewiDort 

Tayport 

Circuit  Courts     -         .         - 
City  Officials 

Parks 

Clepington  Gardens    - 
Clergy  and  Places  of  Worship 
Clothing  Society 
Clubs,  Angling  - 

Boating  - 

Bowling  - 

— Burns 

— • Canine    - 

Celtic      - 

■ Chess 

Coal 

Cricket   - 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

-  64 

-  707 

-  731 

-  750 

-  763 

-  45 

-  37 
33,  39 

-  89 

-  64 

-  83 

-  90 

-  103,  750 
91,  706,  731,  749 

-  90 

-  89 

-  101 

-  92,  104 

-  673 
90,  706,  750,  763 


Curling91, 673, 706, 731, 749, 763 


Cycling 
Draughts 
Eastern  - 
Field 
Football  - 
Golf 

Gymnastic 
Lawn  Tennis 
Swimming 


92,  706,  749 

-  92 

-  88 

-  89 

90,  673,  750 
706,  731,  763 

-  93 

91,  731,  750 

-  673 


-  706 

-  77 

-  749 

-  88 

-  103 

-  673 

-  98 

-  70 

-  68 

-  46 

-  40 

-  38 

-  39 

Congregational  Association  -  68 
Conservative  Association,  Dundee  99 

■ National  Union     -  100 

Constituencies,  Par.  and  Municip.  37 
Consuls  and  Vice-Consuls  -  -  49 
Convalescent  Home    -        -         -     81 

House    -        -        -     80 

Conveyances,  Public  -     60 

Corbet  Library,  Broughty  Fei-ry  705 
Ccffinthian  Boating  Club  -  -  103 
Council  Officer  -  -  -  -  38 
Councillors,  Common  -        -    37 


Twenty  - 

University 

West-End 

— Western  - 

Yacht      - 

Goal  Club,  Lochee 

Supply  Association 

College,  University     - 
Colportage  Society 
Commissary  Officer     - 
Commissioners,  Gas    - 

• Police 

—  Water 


PAGE 

Country  Carriers  -  -  -  61 
County  Councillors,  Bro'ty  Ferry  705 
Carnoustie  -  729 


Forfarshire 

Fifeshire 

Monifieth 

Newport 

Perthshire 

Tayport 


43 

44 

705 

748 
44 

762 
92 
45 

-  92 

-  90 
90,  706 

-  706 

-  706 

-  706 

-  763 

-  750 

-  45 


Courier  Cycling  Club,  Dimdee 
Courts         -        -        .        . 
Craigie  Cycling  Club  - 
Cricket  Association     - 

Club,  Forfarshire 

— High  School 

Monifieth 

Strathmore 

Tayport 

■ Waterston 

Criminal  Officer 

Cruelty  to  Animals,  Prevention  of  83 

■ Children,  Prevention  of  83 

Curling  Club,  Broughty  Ferry    -  706 

Camperdown        -  673 

Dundee         -        -    91 

Newport       -        -  749 

Panmure       -        -  731 

Scotscraig     -        -  763 

Curr  Night  Refuge  -  -  -  84 
Customs,  H.M.  -  -  -  -  105 
Cycling  Clubs     -        -        -        -    92 

Broughty  Ferry    -  706 

Newport       -        -  749 

Day  Nurseries  -  -  -  -  83 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution        -     82 

Mission  to  Adult   83 

Oral  School  of  -    72 

Dock  Gates  and  Signals      -        -  105 

Masters      ...        -  105 

Drapers'  Association  -  -  -  98 
Draughts  Club  -  -  -  -  92 
Dudhope  Bowling  Club       -        -    91 

Lawn  Tennis  Club,      -     91 

Dundee  &  Arbroath  Joint  Ea,ilway  60 
Duties,  Various  Stamp       -        -     48 

East  Coast  Railway    -        -        -  60 

End  Angling  Club      -        -  90 

of  Scotland  Investment  Com- 
pany, Limited         -        -        -  59 
Eastern  Club       .        ...  88 

Cycling  Club          -        -  92 

Ecclesiastical  Lists  -  -  -  64 
Feasts   -        ^        -  36 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Economic  Building  Society         -  59 

Edinburgh  Assoc,  for  Incurables  80 
Educational  Endow.  Scheme      -  705 

Institute  of  Scotland  75 

Institutions     -        -  70 

Trust       -        -        -  74 

Electric  Lighting  Committee       -  40 
Employment  Committee  for  Poor  84 

Engineers,  Instit.  of  Mechanical  90 

Evangelistic  Association      -        -  68 

Excise  Officials    -         -        -        -  47 

Eye  Institution  -        -        -        -  82 

Factory  Act         -        -        -  -  98 

Faculty  of  Procurators        -  -  46 

Fairfield  Lawn  Tennis  Club  -  91 

Fairs  and  Markets       -        -  -  36 

Female  Rescue  Home          -  -  81 

Society            -        -  -  83 

Ferries,  Tay        -        -         -  -  63 

Festivals 36 

Field  Club,  Working  Men's  -  89 

Fifeshire  County  Council   -  -  44 

Fine  Art  Association  -        -  -  76 

Fire  Brigade        -        -        -  -  40 

Tayport         -  -  763 

First  Forfar  Light  Horse     -  -  102 

F.V.A.        -        -         -        -  102 

V.B.R.H.,  B.W.        -         -  102 

Fishermen,  Shipwrecked,  Society  106 

83 

90 

90 

673 

750 

94 

730 

-  674 

-  763 

-  94 

-  102 

-  59 

-  43 
90,  706 

-  92 

-  47 

-  102 
89 

Free  Breakfast  Mission,  Adult  -     84 

Children's  84 

Free  Church  Office-bearers'  Union  66 

Dinner  Fund,  Children's     -     84 

Library        -        -        -        -    76 

Friends,  Society  of      -        -        -  104 
Funeral  Society,  Lochee     -        -  673 


Flower  Mission  to  Sick  Poor 
Football  Charity  Association 

Clubs     - 

Lochee 

• Newport 

Foresters,  Order  of 

Carnoustie 

Lochee 

Tayport 

Irish  National    - 

Forfar  Light  Horse 
Forfarshire  Building  Society 

—  Countv  Council 

. Cricket  Club     - 

Cycling  Club    - 

Lunacy  Board  - 

Vol.  Artillery 

Medical  Association 


Gardens,  Working  Men's 
Ancrum  Road 


Gardeners'  Lodges 


Lochee 


PAGE 

-  89 

-  674 

-  95 

-  674 

-  40 


Gas  Commission 

Light  Company,  Newport   •  749 

Geographical  Society  -  -  -  77 
Girls'  Home,  Working  -  -  78 
Golf  Club,  Broughty  Ferry         -  706 

Carnoustie        -        -  731 

Scotscraig  -        -  763 

Good  Templar  Lodges,  Dundee  -    96 

B.  Ferry-  706 

Carnoustie730 

Lochee    -  673 

Newport    750 

Gospel  Temperance  Union  -  -  68 
Graphic  Arts  Association  -  -  76 
Grocers'  Association,  Unlicensed    98 

Benevolent  Society        -     98 

Guild  Court  -  -  -  -  46 
Guildry  Incorporation  -  -  40 
Gymnasium,  Dundee  -        -     92 

Gymnastic  Societies    -        -        -    92 

Hackney  Carriages,  Regulations  for  62 
Half -Holiday  Committee    -        -    99 

Cycling  Club        -    92 

Halls 28 

Hansford  Land  and  CattleCo. ,  Ltd.  59 
Harbour  and  Shipping  Lists        -  105 

Officials  and  Trustees  -  105 

Harris  Academy  -        -        -     72 

Hawaiian  Investment  Co. ,  Ltd.  60 
High  School        -        -        -        -    71 

Cricket  Club     -        -  706 

Highlanders,  Association  of        -  101 

Vol.  Battalions     -  102 

Holidays,  Bank  -        -        -    36 

Holidays,  Public  -  -  -  36 
Home,  Bannatyne      -        -        -    81 

Boys'       -        -        -        -    78 

Convalescent  -        -    81 

St  Margaret's  Cottage     -  707 

Female  Rescue        -        -     81 

for  Incurables  -        -     80 

Mission  Union         -        -    67 

Newport  Children's         -  749 

Sailors'    -        -        -        -  106 

The         -        -        -        -    81 

Working  Boys'         -        -     78 

Working  Girls'        -        -     78 


Horticultural  Society,  Dundee   -     89 

Bro'ty      -  707 

Carnoustie  731 


8 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Horticultural  Society  Tayport  -  762 
Hospital,  Kingscross  -        -        -     79 

Longmore,  for  Incurables  80 

Parochial  Sick      -         -     42 

Hotels,  Princijjal  -  -  -  88 
Humane  Society-        -        -        -    98 

Incurables,  Edinburgh  Assoc,  for    80 

Home  for-        -        -     80 

I.O.G.T.  Lodges  96, 673,  706,  730,  750 
Indigent  Gentlewomen's  Fund   -     83 

Sick  Society  -        -        -     82r 

Industrial  Schools  Society  -  -  78 
Infirmary,  Royal  -  -  -  79 
Inland  Revenue(Stamps,Taxes,&c. )  47 
Instrumental  Bands  -  -  -  103 
Insurance  Lists   -        -        -        -     51 

— Companies  (Marine)     -    58 

Investment  Companies,  Property  59 
Irish  Missions,  Scottish  Assoc,  for  67 

■ National  League         -        -     94 

Nationalist  Foresters-        -    94 


Joint  Stock  Co,  - 
Journalists,  Institute  of 
Judges  of  Police  Court 
Judicial  Lists 
Juridical  Society 
Justice  of  Peace  Court 

Officers 

Justices  of  the  Peace 


Bro.  Ferry 
Carnoustie 
Newport     - 
Perthshire  - 
Tayport 


Justiciary,  High  Court  of 
Jute  and  Flax  Warehouses 
Sample  Warehouse    - 

Kingscross  Hospital    - 
Kinnaird  Gardens 


59 

88 

40 

45 

49 

45 

46 

45 

705 

730 

749 

46 

762 

45 

63 

63 

79 
89 


Ladies'  Union     -        -        -  -     84 

Lands  Valuation         -        -  -     42 

Landward  School  Board      -  -     75 

Laundry,  Steam          -        .  .  101 
Lawn  Tennis  Clubs     -      91,  731,  750 

Liberal  Association     -        -  -  100 

Club         -        -        -  -  100 

Unionist  Association       -  101 

Library,  Free       -        -        -  -     76 

Corbet  -        -        -  -  705 

Lochee  -        -        -  -  673 

-Newport        -        -  -  748 


Library,  Subscription 
Lifeboat  Institution    - 
Light  Keepers,  River  Tay  - 
Literary  Association,  Lochee 
■Newport 


PAGE 

-  76 

-  106 

-  106 

-  673 

-  749 
58 

-  106 

-  658 


Lloyd's  Surveyor 

Local  Marine  Board 

Lochee  Directory 

Lodges— Foresters'    94,  674,  730,  763 

Gardeners'     -        -     95,  674 

Good  Templar  96,  673,  706, 

730,  750 

Irish  Nationalist   -        -     94 

Lochee  Union  Weaver  -  673 

Masonic       93,  673,  706,  731 

Oddfellows'  -        -     95,  104 

Orange  -        -        -        -     94 

Rechabites'    -        -     96,  674 

Shepherds'      -     95,  674,  731 

London  Missionary  Society         -     67 

Tonic  Sol-Fa  College      -     99 

Lord  Dean  of  Guild    -        -       37,  40 

Provost       .        -        -         .    37 

Lunacy  Board,  Forfarshire  -     47 

Lunatic  Asylum,  Royal       -        -     79 

M'AU  Mission  (Dundee  Auxiliary)  68 


Magdalen  Yard  Tennis  Club 
Magistrates  and  Town  Council 

Broughty  Ferry 

—Carnoustie 

Court 

-Newport 

-Tayport 


Maltmen  Incorporation 
Manual  Instruction  Classes 
Marine  Board,  Local  - 

Insurance  Companies 

Mariners'  Benevolent  Society 

Markets  and  Fairs 

"Mars"  Training  Ship  Institution 

Marshall's  Choir 

Maryfield  Bowling  Club 

Lawn  Tennis  Club 

Masonic  Lodges  -        -        -        - 

Broughty  Ferry  - 

Carnoustie  - 

—Lochee 


91 

37 

704 

729 

45 

748 

762 

41 

77 

106 

58 

106 

36 

81 

99 

91 

91 

93 

706 

731 

673 

59 


Matador  Land  and  Cattle  Co., Ltd 

Mechanical  Engineers,  Institute  of  90 

Medical  Association,  British       -  89 

—  Forfarshire  89 

Members  of  Parliament       -        -  37 

Messengers-at-Arms    -        -        -  46 

Midland  Railway        -        -        -  60 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Mill  &  Factory  Oi^eratives'  Union  98 
Milnbank  Bowling  Club  -  -  91 
Model  Building  Society       -         -     59 

Yacht  Club       -        -        -  103 

Monifieth  Directory  -  -  -  714 
Morgan  Academy        -        -        -     72 

Trust      -         -         -         -     74 

Mortifications  -  -  -  -  85 
Mountpleasant  Tennis  Club  -  91 
Municii^al  Lists  -  -  -  37 
Museum 76 

National  Sailors'  Union      -  -  106 

Bible  Society        -  -  66 

Bible  Society,  Tayport  763 

Lifeboat  Institution  -  106 

Telephone  Company  -  101 

Naturalists'  Society    -         -  -  77 

Navigation  School       -         -  -  74 

Newport  Directory      -         -  -  732 

Newsj)apers  and  Publications  -  88 

Night  Refuge,  Curr     -         -  -  84 

Nine  Incorporated  Trades  -  -  40 

North  British  Railway  Company  60 

Northern  Roads  Club          -  -  92 

Notaries  Public  -         -         -  -  47 

Nurseries,  Day    -        -        -  -  83 

Nursing  Society,  Sick  Poor  -  81 

Oddfellows,  Order  of  -     95,  104 

Open- Air  Bathers'  Association  -  98 
Opera  Company,  Amateur  -     99 

N'port  749 

Orange  Lodges  -  -  -  -  94 
C)rchestral  Societies  -  -  99,  731 
Ornithological  Society  -  -  89 
Orphan  Institution  -  -  -  78 
Orphanage,  Lady  Jane  Ogilvy    -     79 


Parcel  Express  Vans  - 
Parks,  Public 
Parliament,  Dundee   - 

Members  of 

Parochial  Board 


Perthshire  County  Council 

Jvistices  of  Peace 

Phonographic  Association  - 
Photographic  Association  - 
Physical  Recreation  Society 
Society 


61 
33 
101 
37 
-  41 
Barry  -  -  729 
Broughty  Ferry  706 
Forgan  -  -  748 
Panbride-  -  729 
Sick  Hospital  -  42 
Tayport  -  762 

44 
46 
77 
76 
93 
77 


Picture  Gallery  - 
Pilotage  and  List  of  Pilots  - 
Pipe  Band,  Dundee    - 
Pleasure  Boat  Company 
Plumbers,  Registration  of  - 
Police  Commissioners 

Broughty  Ferry 

Carnoustie 

Newport    - 

Tayport     - 


Police  Court 


-Carnoustie 


-Establishment 
-Surgeon     - 
-Treasurer  - 


Poorhouse  Committee 

Officials 

Population  of  Burgh  - 
Post  Office  -         -        -         - 

Broughty  Ferry 

Lochee 

Newport  - 

■ — Savings  Bank  - 

Tayport    - 

Postal  Dieectory — 
Book  Post,  Foreign 

Inland  - 

Express  Delivery 
Inland  Revenue  Stamps  - 
Insurances  and  Annuities 
Letter  Postage — Foreign 
Inland  - 


TAGK 

-  76 

-  106 

-  103 

-  63 

-  98 

-  38 
704 
729 
748 
762 

40 

729 

39 

40 

39 

41 

42 

37 

112 

707 

67a 

-  750 
51,  128 

-  763- 

120, 122 

-  lia 

-  115 

-  120^ 

-  128 
120,  122 

-  112 


Mails,  Arrivals  &  Depar.  of  123,  138 
Money  Orders-  -  -  -  118 
Newsi)apers,  Foreign       -   120,  122 

Inland         -        -  112 

Parcel  Post,  Despatches  -        -  140' 
127,  129 

-  116 
121,  122 

-  114 

-  137 

-  122 

-  115 

-  119- 
126 
119- 
:'i 
137 

-  117 
117, 122: 

51, 128. 

-  128 
134 

134,  136- 


Foreign 

Inland 

Pattern  Post,  Foreign 

Inland 

Pillar  Letter-Boxes  -        -        - 
Post  Cards,  Foreign 

_ Inland  - 

Postal  Orders 

Union,  Countries  in 

Prepayment  of  Postage  - 
Receiving  Houses,  and  Hours 

of  Collection 
Re-direction     - 
Registration     - 
Savings  Bank 
Spoilt  Stamps 
Telegrams,  Inland 
Foreign 


10 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Postal  Recreation  Association    -     93 

— and  Telegraph  Cycling  Club   92 

Poultry  and  Pigeon  Association     731 
Presbyteries,  Meetings  of    -         -     66 

Lists  of  -        -        -  602 

Primrose  League  -         -         -  100 

Prison  Aid  Society      -         -         -     81 

Establishment  -        -        -     40 

Visiting  Committee  -     46 

Procurators  and  Solicitors  -     46 

Property  and  Invest.  Companies  -     59 
Public  Buildings  -        -        -     28 


'Quarries 

Radical  Association 
Railway  Carriers 

— Companies 

Stations 

Reading  Room 


Lochee 

Royal  Exchange 

Working  Men's 


644 

100 
61 
60 
31 

76 
673 

77 
99 


Rechabites,  Independent  Order  of  96 

Lochee     -        -        -  674 

Recreation  Grounds    -        -       33,  39 


Recreative  Cycling  Club 

and  Literary  Assoc. 

Refuge,  Curr  Night    - 
Registrars  of  Births    - 


Barry  - 

B.Ferry 

Lochee 

Newport 

Panbride 

Tayport 


Registration  Districts 
of  Voters  Acts 


92 

77 

84 

42 

730 

706 

672 

748 

730 

762 

42 

42 

81 

103 

77 

79 

79 

106 


Rescue  Home,  Female 
Royal  Engineers 

Exchange  Reading  Room  - 

Infirmary 

Lunatic  Asylum 

— National  Lifeboat  Inst.     - 

Scottish  Geographical  Socy.  77 

Tay  Yacht  Club       -       -  103 

Rural  District  Directory     -        -  764 

St  John  Ambulance  Association  79 
;St  Margaret's  Cottage  Home  -  707 
Sabbath  School  Teachers'  Union  68 
Sailors'  and  Firemen's  Union      -  106 

Home     -        -        -        -  106 

iSanitary  Association  -  -  -  103 
Department  -        -     39 


Savings  Bank 


PAGE 

50 


B  rough ty  Ferry  -  705 
Post  Office  -  51, 128 
Carnoustie  -  -  730 
72 
748 
730 
705 
748 
75 
705 
730 
762 
707 
730 


School  Board 

^  Balmerino    - 

Barry  - 

Broughty  Ferry 

Forgan 

Landward    - 

Monifieth     - 

Panbride 

_ Tayport 

Schools,   Broughty  Ferry   - 

Carnoustie  and  Barry 

Dundee  School  Board 

• Episcopal  Church 

Established  Church 

Navigation 


72 
73 
73 
74 


Newport  and  Balmerino  748 

Private  ...     73 

— Roman  Catholic  Church    73 

• Tayport        -        -        -  762 

Scottish  American  Trust  Cos.,Ld.  59 

Am.  Gymnastic  Assoc.       93 

Am.  Swimming  Assoc.       98 

Assoc,  for  Irish  Missions    67 

Cyclists'  Union     -        -     92 

Musical  Society     -        -     99 

National  Artillery  Assoc.  104 

—Twenty  Club  -        -  707 

Seal  and  Whale  Fishing  Companies  107 
Seamen's  Friend  Society  -  -  106 
Session  Clerk  -  -  -  -  66 
Shakespeare  Reading  Society  -  77 
Shepherds,  Order  of   -        -        -     95 

— Carnoustie     731 

— Lochee        -  674 

Sheriff  Court       -        -        -        -    45 

Officers    -        -        -        -     46 

Sheriffs  and  Sheriff-Substitutes  -  45 
Shipping  Agents  -        -        -  107 

belonging  to  the  Port   -  109 

Companies   -        -        -  107 

Shii^wrecked  Fishermen  Society  -  106 
Shopkeepers'  Assistants'  Union  -     99 
'  -     81 

-  42 

-  83 

-  104 

-  84 

-  46 

-  47 
.  101 

-  89 


Sick  Poor  Nursing  Society 

Hospital,  Parochial 

Society,  Indigent 

Social  Purity  Association 

Union 

Solicitors,  Faculty  of  - 
Stamps  and  Taxes 
Steam  Laundry  Co.     - 
Stirling  Park  Gardens 


INDEX. 


11 


PAGE 

Stock  Exchange  Association  -  89 
Strathmore  Cricket  Club  -  -  706 
Streets,  Squares,  &c.  -  -  17 
Submarine  Miners  -  -  -  103 
Subscription  Library  -  -  -  76 
Surveyor,  City , and  Master  of  AVorks  39 
Swimming  Association  -  -  98 
Club,  Lochee     -  -673 


Taxes,  Assessor  and  Surveyor  of 
Tay  Ferries  .... 

Vol.  Div.  Royal  Engineers 

Tayport  Directory 

Technical  Education  Association 

Institute 


47 

63 

103 

751 

75 
71 
33 
101 


Telegraph  Offices 

Teleijhone  Company,  National 

TemiJerance  Electors'  Association  673 

Societies  -        -        -     68 

Tennis  Clubs  -  -  91,  731,  750 
Tent  Mission  -  -  -  -  68 
Terms  -        -         -        -        -     36 

Texas  Land  and  Cattle  Co.,  Ld.  -  60 
Three  United  Trades  -  -  -  41 
Third  V.B.R.H.,  B.W.  -  -102 
Total  Abstainers'  Club  ■  -  104,  673 
Town  Clerk         -        -         -        -     38 

Council     -        -        -        -    37 

Mission, UnitedPresbyterian  66 

Tract  Society  -  -  -  -  68 
Trades  Band,  Dundee         -        -  103 

■ Council,  United  97 

Holidays  -         -        -     36 

Societies  -        -        -         -     97 

Training  Ship  * '  Mars  ' '  Institution  81 
Tramway  Company  -  -  -  63 
Trinity  House  -  -  -  -  106 
Typographical  Association  -  -  97 
Tyson  Cure  Committee       -        -     69 

Union  Weaver  Lodge,  Lochee  -  673 

United  Recreative  Association  -     77 

U.P.  Town  Mission     -        -  -66 

University  Club  -        -        -  -     77 

College      -        -  -    70 

— — Cycling  Club     -  -    92 

Valuation  Assessor  -  -  -  42 
of  the  Burgh        -        -    37 


PAGE 
Vice-Consuls  for  Foreign  States  49 
Victoria  Art  Cxalleries  -         -     76 

Bowling  Club         -         -  706 

Visiting  Com.  for  Dundee  Prison  46 
Volunteer  Bands         -         -         -  103 

Companies,  Dundee  -  102 

Tayport  -  763 

Voters,  Registration  of  -  -  42 
ParL  and  Municipal       -    37 

"VValdensian  Missions  Society  -  6S 
Ward  Boundaries        -         -         -     34 

Waids 17 

AVarehouses  -  -  -  -  63 
Water  Commission  -  -  -  39 
AVaterston  Cricket  Club  -  -  750 
AVednesday  Half-Holiday  Com.  -  99 
AA^eights  &  Measures,  Inspector  of  38 
AVest  End  Angling  Club     -        -     90 

Club,  NeAvport    -         -  749 

Tennis  Club         -        -    91 

AVestern  and  Hawaiian  Invest.  Co.  60 

-Club     -         -        -        -    88 

—  Cycling  Club        -        -    92 

AA^hale  Fishing  Companies  -  107 

AVomen's  Temi)erance  Union  -  69 
AVorking  Boys'  Home  -        -    78 

Girls'  Home  -        -    78 

JMen's  Angling  Club      -    90 

— Coffee  Rooms     -     99 

■ Field  Club         -    89 

Gardens     -        -    89 

AVormit  Directory       -        -        -  732 

Yacht  Club,  Model     -        -        -  103 

Royal  Tay       -        -  103 

Yearly  Societies'  Prot.  Assoc.  -  104 
Young  Men's  Fellowship  Assoc.     730 

AVomen's  Fellowship  Ass.  730 

Y.M.C.A. 


Y.AY.C.A. 


. 

-    75 

Broughty  Ferry 

-  705 

Carnoustie 

-  730 

Lochee 

-  673 

Monifieth  - 

-  705 

Tayport    - 

-  763 

. 

-    75 

Lochee 

-  673 

Newport 

-  749 

Tayport 

-  763 

Loi^D  Provost  ^ames  Low. 


DUNDEE  DIRECTORY, 

1894-95. 


GENERAL    NOTICE. 

For  a  number  of  years  we  have  pointedly  alluded  to  circumstances 
which  have  formed  an  important  factor  in  the  commercial  prosperity 
of  our  city,  because  in  so  doing  the  fact  has  been  impressed  upon  us 
that  Dundee,  as  the  main  centre  of  the  jute  industry,  if  it  is  not 
gradually  losing  its  prestige  in  that  respect,  is,  to  say  the  least, 
being  strongly  aflfected  by  adverse  conditions  which  are  jeopardizing 
its  success  and  paralyzing  its  enterprise.  For  nearly  half-a-century 
Dundee  might  be  said  to  have  had  almost  a  textile  monopoly ; 
it  was  long  master  of  the  situation,  so  called  ;  and  it  held  the 
markets  firmly  in  its  own  hand.  As  an  industrial  commuuity  it 
defied  competition,  and  it  went  on  its  way  rejoicing  in  the  delusion 
that  it  would  never  be  undersold,  or  that  its  goods  would  be 
rejected  and  that  of  others  preferred.  Of  recent  years  it  has  received 
a  rude  aM^akening.  Its  monopoly  is  gone  ;  it  holds  the  forefront  no 
longer ;  and  it  has  to  face  rivals  who  are  neither  unimportant  nor 
contemptible.  In  many  parts  of  the  Continent  the  production 
of  jute  fabrics  is  very  large,  and  India  has  become  a  serious 
competitor.  In  these  and  other  countries  the  product  is  handled 
with  a  skill  equal  to  our  own.  The  fabrics  produced  are  as  good, 
and,  as  the  wages  are  lower  and  the  working  hours  longer,  prices 
are  cheaper.  Unless  Dundee  manufacturers  are  able  to  compete  with 
foreign  countries,  the  latter  will  eventually  take  the  lead  in  this 
important  branch  of  commerce,  and  our  city  will  probably  have  to 
lapse  to  a  second  or  third  rate  position. 

Last  year  in  our  General  Notice  we  intimated  our  especial  pleasure 
in  being  able  to  advert  to  unmistakable  evidences  of  good  trade. 
The  previous  year  the  cry  had  arisen  about  bad  crops  and  languishing 
and  glutted  markets.  Dundee  appeared  to  have  surmounted  its 
difficulties.  The  signs  gave  hope  ;  a  firm  tone  arose  in  the  market ; 
manufacturers  awoke  to  activity  ;  works  which  had  been  put  on  a 
limited  number  of  hours  per  week  were  placed  on  full  working  time  ; 
extra  machinery  was  started  ;  and  traders  and  operatives  looked 
forward  to  an  unwonted  spell  of  briskness.  But  a  change  soon  took 
place.  This  bustle  and  activity  was  little  better  than  infiation.  It 
was  a  merely  transient  glimpse  of  better  things.  Its  duration  was 
limited  ;  and  in  a  short  time  trade  receded  even  to  a  lower  point 
than  it  had  hitherto  attained.  Reduction  of  wages  and  short  time 
were  again  resorted  to  ;  and  during  the  early  part  of  the  year  there 
were  gloomy  rumours  of  insolvency.  These  ere  long  came  to  be 
realized,  and  several  heavy  failures,  in  some  cases  of  long  established 
firms,  eventually  occurred.     Younger  and  perhaps  less  stable  firms 


14  GENERAL  NOTICE. 

became  involved,  and  altogether  business  is  now  hampered  to  a  degree 
seldom  if  ever  known  in  the  city.  At  present  many  public  works 
are  closed,  hundreds  of  operatives  are  idle,  and  much  distress  and 
privation  consequently  exist.  In  addition  to  these  drawbacks,  em- 
ployers are  insisting  upon  a  further  reduction  of  wages — ten  per  cent, 
upon  the  present  rate — in  the  hope  that  they  may  be  enabled  to 
compete  with  India  and  the  Continent.  Hopes  are  held  out  that  by 
taking  this  course  we  may  have  an  opportunity  of  regaining  our  foot- 
hold ;  but  of  this,  it  must  be  admitted,  there  is  room  for  doubt. 

Apart  from  the  unstable  and  uncertain  character  of  the  principal 
industry,  our  city  is  not  by  any  means  retrograding  either  socially, 
intellectually,  or  municipally.  On  the  contrary,  from  these  points 
of  view  it  has  made  substantial  progress  during  the  year,  and 
there  is  no  doubt  it  will  advance  still  further  as  time  goes 
on.  Important  schemes,  which  M'ill  have  a  strong  influence  in 
regulating  the  atfairs  of  the  city,  and  which  will  place  it  on  a  higher 
status,  have  recently  been  introduced.  The  desirableness  of  having 
the  difi"erent  public  Boards  of  the  city  amalgamated  had  long  been 
a  topic  of  discussion  ;  but,  although  such  a  course  was  desiderated, 
serious  obstacles  blocked  the  way.  An  incident  occurred,  however, 
that  facilitated  the  adoption  of  such  a  proposal.  Mr  William  Hay, 
the  respected  Town  Clerk,  who  had  been  in  infirm  health,  died  on 
30th  August  last.  Measures  w^ere  at  once  taken  to  combine  the 
offices  of  Town  Clerk  and  Police  Clerk,  so  that  the  duties  of  both 
should  be  discharged  by  one  ofiicial.  That  course  was  agreed  upon, 
and  on  7th  September  Dr  Thornton  (now  Sir  Thomas)  was  unanimously 
appointed.  Arrangements  were  further  made  to  carry  out  the 
scheme  of  assimilation,  and  a  measure,  entitled  the  Dundee  Cor- 
poration Bill,  was  promoted  to  amalgamate  the  Gas  Commission 
with  the  Town  Council,  Police  Commission,  and  other  local  Boards. 
This  Bill,  after  being  adjusted  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  County 
Council  and  parties  interested,  passed  unopposed  through  the 
Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  will  soon  become  law. 
By  this  arrangement  a  great  municipal  reform  has  been  efTected,  and 
the  control  of  such  an  important  department  as  the  Gas  Commission 
will  now  be  vested  solely  in  the  ratepayers. 

The  most  distinctive  feature  in  our  municipal  procedure  during 
the  year  has  been  the  erection  of  our  City  into  a  County.  Dundee 
has  followed  in  the  wake  of  Glasgow,  and,  although  the  latter  city  has 
wider  scope  for  the  exercise  of  powers  conferred  upon  a  county,  still 
we  will  have  greater  administrative  advantages  than  we  have  hitherto 
enjoyed.  As  a  Court  of  Appeal,  the  Justices  of  the  County  of  the 
City  of  Dundee  will  be  able  to  deal  in  an  impartial  way  with  matters 
relating  to  licensing  reform,  without  being  hampered  or  retarded  by 
antagonistic  voting  on  the  part  of  the  Justices  of  the  County  of  Forfar. 
Ample  powers  have  been  taken  in  the  new  Corporation  Bill  to  secure 
the  proper  carrying  out  of  the  various  details  that  regulate  this  new 
phase  of  our  municipal  machinery,  and  the  future  effect  of  this  im- 
portant step  may  confidently  be  looked  upon  as  being  calculated  to 
do  much  good  to  the  community,  apart  from  the  honourable  position 
in  which  it  places  our  city. 


GENERAL  NOTICE.  15 

From  a  practical  standpoint  the  past  year  can  hold  its  own  with 
any  of  its  predecessors,  if  we  are  to  judge  from  the  number  of  excellent 
buildings  that  have  been  erected  within  the  city  and  its  suburbs. 
With  the  extension  of  the  city  boundaries,  a  stimulus  has  been  given 
to  building  operations  in  all  the  northern  parts.  The  whole  of  the 
Clepington  district  is  being  rapidly  feued  for  the  erection  of  the  better 
class  of  workingmen's  houses,  and  in  other  suburbs  villas  and  mansions 
are  being  constructed  for  wealthier  people.  Within  the  city  consider- 
able improvements  have  also  been  carried  through.  The  splendid 
range  of  buildings  in  North  Commercial  Street  have  been  completed. 
The  style  of  architecture  conforms  to  that  of  the  other  properties,  and, 
as  the  street  is  now  finished,  the  uniformity  of  design  enhances  the 
appearance  of  that  fine  thoroughfare.  A  large  portion  of  these 
structures  are  to  be  occupied  as  offices  of  the  Corporation,  and  the 
Gas,  Police,  Water  Engineer,  City  Engineer,  and  other  departments 
of  the  public  service  are  now  located  there.  Operations  connected 
with  the  new  Post  Office,  which  is  to  occupy  the  site  of  the  old  offices 
in  Meadowside,  will  shortly  be  commenced,  and  it  is  anticipated  that 
as  a  public  edifice  it  will  be  one  of  the  most  attractive  in  the  city. 
A  large  addition  has  been  made  to  the  administrative  department  of 
Parochial  Board  by  the  erection  of  an  extensive  Hospital  at  the  East 
Poorhouse  for  the  accommodation  of  the  sick  poor.  The  opening 
ceremony  took  place  on  30th  December,  and  the  function  was  an  in- 
teresting one.  Another  institution  of  an  important  character  adapted 
for  the  conservation  of  the  public  health  of  the  city  is  also  about  to 
be  constructed,  namely,  a  Smallpox  and  Cholera  Hospital.  A  site  for 
that  purpose  has  been  obtained  on  the  lands  of  Baldovan,  at  Meric 
Muir,  adjacent  to  the  well-known  standard  stone  at  King's  Cross. 
The  object  is  to  provide  emergency  wards  to  cope  with  an 
unexpected  outbreak  of  any  of  these  dreaded  distempers.  The  cost 
is  expected  to  amount  to  between  £5000  and  £6000.  Many  other 
undertakings  of  less  note  have  been  erected  during  the  past  twelve 
months,  and  others  are  in  course  of  construction.  Last  year  we 
pointed  out  the  satisfactory  agreement  that  had  been  concluded 
between  the  Tramway  Company  and  the  Police  Commission.  Since 
then  rapid  progress  has  been  made  in  laying  the  new  lines  which  are 
to  carry  the  system  to  the  east  and  to  the  northern  parts  of  the  city. 
In  a  few  weeks  the  extended  lines  will  be  opened  for  traffic,  and 
Downfield  will  then  virtually  be  connected  with  Dundee.  Another 
matter  of  importance  has  been  going  apace  during  the  season.  The 
Barrack  Park,  having  become  tlie  property  of  the  city,  is  now  being 
improved  to  suit  the  requirements  of  the  time.  A  carriage  way,  to 
extend  from  Gardner's  Lane,  at  Lochee  Road,  on  the  west,  to  Garland 
Place,  on  the  east,  is  being  formed,  and  the  steep  embankment  between 
Lochee  Road  and  Barrack  Square  is  terraced  with  approaches  of  easy 
gradients.  It  was  proposed  to  erect  a  parapet  wall  and  iron  railing 
in  front  of  the  Park  at  Lochee  Road,  but  this  recommendation  was 
rejected  in  the  meantime  on  the  ground  of  expense.  Most  of  the 
minor  buildings  connected  with  the  old  barracks  have  been  razed,  and 
their  sites  will  be  included  in  the  open  space.  The  main  edifices, 
which  include  the  old  Castle,  the  Officer's  quarters,  and  the  Hospital, 


16  GENERAL  NOTICE. 

have  been  retained,  and  no  doubt  each  will  in  time  be  utilized  for 
some  useful  purpose.  An  opinion  has  been  expressed  that  the  old 
Castle  should  be  restored  to  its  original  design,  and  probably  this 
suggestion  may  be  taken  up  in  future.  In  addition  to  being  allocated 
to  purposes  of  spoi't  and  pleasure,  it  is  expected  that  a  Gymnasium, 
similar  to  those  in  other  large  cities,  will  be  erected  in  the  Square, 
for  the  amusement  and  recreation  of  poor  children.  A  number  of 
new  streets  have  also  been  made  on  the  Balgay  estate.  Glamis  Road 
on  the  west  has  been  extended  eastward,  and  now  forms  a  junction 
with  Ancrum  Road  at  Lochee  Park.  Another  new  street  has  been 
opened  from  Lochee  Road,  through  Logic  Farm,  and  joins  Balgay 
Street.  The  latter  thoroughfare  has  also  been  lowered  and  improved. 
We  may  also  state  that  the  installation  of  the  Electric  Light  for  the 
illumination  of  the  centre  of  the  city  (including  High  Street)  was 
formally  inaugurated  on  15th  March  1893.  Lord  Provost  Mathewson 
officiated  on  the  occasion. 

In  social  matters  there  is  not  much  to  which  attention  may  be 
directed,  with  the  exception,  perhaps,  of  the  visit  of  General  Lord 
Roberts  to  the  city  on  23rd  November  (on  which  occasion  he  was 
presented  with  the  freedom  of  the  city  in  the  Albert  Hall) ;  and 
two  notable  exhibitions,  namely,  the  Old  Dundee  Exhibition  and 
the  Exhibition  of  Industry,  the  latter  being  under  the  auspices  of 
the  Trades  Council.  The  year  1893  will  also  be  remembered  as  that 
in  which  the  greatest  storm  of  wind  ever  experienced  in  this  part  of 
Scotland  occurred.  Great  destruction  was  done  to  property,  trees 
in  thousands  were  uprooted,  and  tombstones  in  Balgay  and  Eastern 
Cemeteries  were  blown  down  and  dismantled.  This  unprecedented 
physical  disturbance,  which  affected  the  whole  of  Scotland,  occurred 
on  the  18th  November. 

There  is  another  matter  to  which  we  would  refer.  A  notable 
public  official  has  received  well-merited  and  just  recognition  at 
the  hands  of  the  Government.  For  nearly  forty  years  Dr  Thomas 
Thornton  has  been  to  the  forefront  in  all  great  and  important  move- 
ments either  connected  with  or  appertaining  to  our  city,  and  in 
anything  he  has  undertaken  he  has  brought  a  masterly  mind  to  see 
it  carried  out  to  the  satisfaction  of  all  concerned.  Her  Majesty, 
therefore,  in  recognition  of  his  great  abilities,  and  the  vast  amount 
of  public  work  he  has  done,  has  conferred  upon  him  the  honourable 
title  of  knighthood,  a  distinction  which  all  parties  agree  is  highly 
deserved  in  every  respect. 

We  also  wish  to  direct  attention  to  another  gentleman  who  has 
served  the  city  faithfully  and  well.  We  refer  to  Lord  Provost  Low, 
whose  portrait  forms  the  frontispiece  of  this  issue  of  the  Directory. 
As  a  public  man  the  Lord  Provost  has  shewn  exceptional  capacity, 
and  his  career  as  a  Councillor  and  Magistrate  has  been  such  as 
to  win  for  him  a  high  place  in  the  estimation,  not  of  his  colleagues 
alone,  but  of  the  community  in  general.  We  have  no  hesitation  in 
anticipating  that  as  Lord  Provost  he  will  distinguish  himself  in  a  way 
that  will  reflect  credit  on  his  abilities  as  an  administrator,  and  at  the 
same  time  bring  honour  to  the  city  of  which  he  is  the  esteemed  head. 

1th  June  1894. 


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STREETS,  SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &C. 

INDICATING  THEIR  SITUATION. 

The  italic  letters  at  beginning-  of  line  denote  the  position  of  the  street  on  the  Map, 
and  the  numbers  at  end  denote  the  Parliamentary  and  Municipal  \Va.rd  in  which  each 
street  is  situated. 

Argyle  place,  15  Thomson  street  2 
G  c  Argyle  street,  42  Forfar  road  5 
F  c  Arklay  st. ,  from  Dens  road  to  N.  5 

Arnot  place,  5  Park  avenue  4 

Ed  Arthur  st.,  top  of  Dallfield  walk  6 

Arthurstone  place,  Erskine  street 
to  Albert  street  4 

Artillery  lane,  38  Tay  street  2 
D  d  Ash  lane,  104  Lochee  road  8 

D  d  Ash  st. ,  Smellie's  lane  to  Hop  st.  8 

Ash  ton  place,  191  Hawkhill  9 

6r  c  Athole  terrace,  Forfar  road  5 

Avondaleplace,30to34  James  st.5 

E  h  Back  street,  33  Paterson  street  to 

341  Loons  road  7 

G  d  Baffin  street,  from    85  Arbroath 

road  to  Watson  street  1 

Baffin  st.  (South),  134  Ferry  rd.  1 
F  d  Bainsq.,12Cowgate&  5  AVellgate  6 

Balbirnie  ter.,  121  Victoria  rd.     4 

Baldovan  terrace,   Pitkerro  road 

to  Park  avenue  4 

Z>  d  Balfour  street,  96  Haw^khill  9 

C  dBalgay  avenue, 273  Blackness  rd.  8 

D  c  Balgay  st. ,  continuation  of  Miln- 

bank  road  to  Lochee  3,  8 

Balgay  street,  Lochee,  South  Mid 

street  to  Marshall  street  3 

O  c  Balgay  terrace,  70  Logie  street    3 

Balgayview,  16  Wilkie's  lane        9 

Balgray  street,  Clepington  road 

Balmore  st.,  Albert  st.  to  Dura  st.  4 
F  d  Baltic  buildings,  W.endBaltic  st.  6 
E  d  Baltic  chambers,  9  Bell  street  6 
F  d  Baltic  st. ,  36  Wellgate  to  Bell  st.  6 

Bank  court,  112  Seagate  1 

E  d  Bank  street,  36  Eeform  street  to 
Barrack  street  6 

C  h  Bank  st.,  off  High  st.,  Lochee  3 
E  d  Barrack  road,  continuation  of  Dud- 
hope  street  to  Dudhope  terrace  7 
E  d  Barrack  st., 59  Overgate  to  N.       6 

Barron's  court,10  Johnston's  lane  2 

Baxter's  court,  45  Cowgate  2 

Baxter  Park  pi. ,  25  Park  avenue  4 

G  c  Baxter  Park  ter.,  from  E.  end  of 

Park  avenue  to  Pitkerro  road     4 

D  d  Baxter  street,  13  Balgay  street    8 

Beaconsfield  pi. ,  104  Victoria  rd.   4 


D  d  Abbotsf ord  place,  74  Peddie  st.    9 
Aberlemno  terrace,  348  Perth  rd.  2 
Adam  place,  160Strathmartinerd.  7 
Adelaide  pi. , north  of  Adelaide  ter.  7 
E  c  Adelaide  terrace,  N.  of  and  parallel 
to  Albany  terrace  7 

Afton  place,  Baxter  Park  ter.      4 
E  e  Airlie  place,  Z  Perth  road  9 

D  e  Airlie  terrace,  top  of  Airlie  pi.     9 
E  c  Albany  ter. ,  N.  of  Panmure  ter.    7 
Albert  court,  37  Nethergate         2 
E  d  Albert  square,  i)art  of  Meadowside 
between  Reform  street  and  Pan- 
mure  street  6 
G  d  Albert  st.,  continuation  of  Princes 
street  to  N.  4 
C  b  Albert  street,  from  St  Ann  street, 
Lochee,  to  W.  3 
Albion  passage,  161  Overgate       6 
Alexander's  close,  120  Overgate  2 
F  c  Alexander  st.,  27  N.  Wellington 
street  to  E.  5 
Alexandra  terrace, 330  Perth  rd.  2 
i,      Alfred  place,  2  Liff  road,  Lochee  3 
F  d  Allan  street,  157  Seagate  to  East 
Dock  street  1 
AUister  place,  150  Albert  street  4 
D  d  Anchor  lane,  48  Henderson's  West 
wynd,  Scoui'ingburn  8 
C  c  Ancrum  road,  Lochee               3,  8 
Anderson's  entry,  172  Hawkhill  9 
Anderson's  lane,  South  rd. ,  Lochee3 
Anderson  i)lace,  15  William  street, 
Forebank  4 
Angus  st. ,  39  Liff  road,  Lochee    3 
F  d  Ann  street,  113  Hilltown  to  Cot- 
ton road                                 4,  5,  6 
Annan  terrace,  19  Wellington  st.4 
D  d  Annfield  road,   213  Hawkhill   to 
164  Blackness  road  9 
D  d  Annfield  row,  82  Annfield  road    9 
D  d  Annfield  street,  92  Annfield  rd.  9 
H  d  Arbroath  road,  from  top  of  Princes 
street  to  E.                                 1,  4 
£r  cZ  Arbuthnott  road,  off  Craigie  ter.  1 
F  d  Arcade  buildings,  6  King  street,  42 
King's  rd. ,  and  93  Victoria  rd.    6 
Archibald's  lane,  Liff  rd.,  Lochee  3 
Arctic  place,  79  Arbroath  road     1 

2 


18  STREETS,  SQUARES, 

B  d  Beechwood  ter.,  Westpark  rd.      9 
E  d  Bell  street,  13  Constitution  road  to 
Baltic  street  6 

E  d  Bell  street  (West),  13  Constittition 
road  W.  to  Lochee  road  6 

Bell  street,  19  Liff  rd. ,  Lochee     3 
E  d  Bell  St.  lane,  15  Constitution  rd.  6 
Bell's  close,  44  King  street  4 

Bellfield  place,  341  Loons  road    7 
Bellfield  lane,    167   Hawkhill   to 
Bellfield  street  9 

D  d  Bellfield  street,  128  Blackness  road 
to  Bellfield  lane  9 

Belmont  pi. ,  112  to  134  Hawkhill  9 
D  d  Benvie  road,  Fyflfe  street  to  Pit- 
four  street  8 
Benygloe,  TuUoch  crescent  6 
D  d  Bernard  street,  180  Hawkhill       9 
H  c  Bingham  ter.,  Dalkeith  rd.  to  E.  4 
Blackheath  place,  203  Hawkhill  9 
Blackness  bldgs.,  3  Urquhart  st.  9 
G  d  Blackness  cres.,  227  Perth  road    9 
D  d  Blackness  road,  68  Scouringburn 
to  W.                                        8,  9 
D  d  Blackness  st.,  190  Blackness  rd.   9 
C  d  Blackness  terrace,  239  Perth  rd.   9 
F  d  Blackscrof t,  continuation  of  Sea- 
gate from  St  Roque's  lane  to  E.  1 
E  d  Blinshall  street,  47  Scouringburn 
to  Lochee  road  8 
Blyth  place,  5  Balgay  street         8 
D  d  Blyth  street,  continuation  of  Fleu- 
char  street  to  Balgay  street        8 
Bly  thswood  place,  121  to  129  Perth 
toad                                                9 
F  d  Bonnybank  road,  90  Victoria  road 
to  Ann  street                                4 
Boyack's  close,  93  Overgate          6 
Breadalbane  place,  63  Lochee  rd.  8 
Brewery  lane,  1  Polepark  road     8 
Brighton,  18  Rosebank  road         6 
Broad  close,  228  Overgate 
Brompton  place,  121  Hawkhill    9 
Fd  Brown  Constable  st.,  from  Cres- 
cent street  to  Dura  street            4 
E  d  Brown    street,    37    Westport    to 
Lochee  road                                   8 
Brown  st.,  off  High  st.,  Lochee    3 
Brown's  lane,  30  Session  street 
E  c  Bruce    street,   from   73   Hospital 
wynd  to  Byron  street                   7 
Bruce's  entry,  4  Wellgate             6 
F  c  Buchanan  st.,  off  Ogilvie  st.         5 
G  c  Buckingham  terrace,  Maryfield    5 
Burnside  st. ,  off  High  st.,  Lochee  3 
Butchart's  close,  174  Seagate 


LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 
E  c  Butterburn,  top  of  Hilltown        7 
Butter's  loan,  W.  end  of  Liff  rd.  3 
E  c  Byron  street,  from  Derby  street  to 
Leng  street  7 

Cabel's  close,  39  Wellgate 
F  d  Calcutta  buildings,  W.  side  of  Com- 
mercial st.  N.  of  Exchange  st.    1 
F  c  Oaldrum  st.  ,28  N,  George  st.to  N.  5 
Calender  close,  174  Overgate 
Calder  place,  233  Hilltown 
Calder's  square,  223  Hilltown 
Camden  i^lace,  71  Perth  road       9 
Cameron's  close,  90  Murraygate 
D  c  Campbell  st., off  Union  pi., LocheeS 
Campbell's  close-,  76  High  street  6 
Campbeltown   place    271   to  277 
Hawkhill  9 

Camperdown  court, 22  Barrack  st.6 
F  d  Camperdown  street,  N.  side  Vic- 
toria dock  1 
G  6?  Camperdown  st.,  E., Camperdown 
dock  to  E.                                       1 
G  b  Camperdown  st.,  from  Burnside 
st.  to  Brown  st.,  Lochee              3 
Candle  close,  214  Overgate 
F  d  Candle  lane,  81  Seagate  to  63  Dock 
street                                                1 
E  c  Canning  st. ,  from  Strathmartine 
road  eastward  to  Moncur  cres.     7 
G  c  Cardean  street,  151  Albert  street 
to  Morgan  street                            4 
E  cCarmichael    street,    44    Hospital 
wynd                                              7 
Carolina  port,  E.  Camperdown  st. 
Carseburn  place,  175  Hawkhill 
Castle  court,  27  Castle  street       2 
Castle  lane,  from  Castle  court  to 
Greenmarket                                 2 
F  €  Castle  street,  1  High  st.  to  Shore 
terrace                                       1,  2 
Castlehill,  top  of  Seagate              1 
G  c  Catherinest.,  f  rom  Eliza  st.  to  W.  5 
G  c  Chalmers  street,  Madeira  street  5 
Chapel  street,  9  Albert  square     6 
Chapelshade,  a  district  N.  of  Bell 
street  to  Dudhope  street             6 
F  d  Charles  street,  51  Wellgate          6 
D  d  Cherryfield,  125  Blackness  road  8 
Church  lane,  2Tally  st.to  High  st.2 
G  d  Church  street,  112  Princes  st.       4 
F  c  Church    street.   North,   from    St 
Salvador  street  to  Main  street    5 
G  b  Church  st.,  N.,  South  rd.,  Lochee  3 
Church  street,  South,  South  road, 
Lochee                                           3 
City  chambers,  14^  High  street 


STREETS,  SQUARES, 

Clarendon   place,    75  Strathmar- 
tine  road  7 

G  d  Clarendon    terrace,    245    to    281 
Perth  road  9 

F  c  Clark  street,  38  James  street  to 
Hilltown  5 

D  cCleghorn  street,  from  17  Balgay 
street  to  Lochee  road  8 

Clepington  feus,  top  of  Maxwellt'n 
Clepington  road,  Pitkerro  road  to 
Coupar  Angus  road  3,  5,  7 

Clepington  ter.,  16-20  Caldrum  st. 
F  c  Clepington  st.,  from  Dundonald 
street  to  N.  5 

Clifton  place,  2  Paradise  road      6 
Clinton  place,  13  Albert  street     4 
E  d  Cochrane  street,  37  Lochee  road   7 
E  b  Coldside,  West  of  Strathmartine 
road  7 

Coldside  road,  Hospital  street  to 
Strathmartine  road 
Commercial  bldgs.,  1—5  Seagate 
and  41 — 49  Commercial  street    1 
Commercial  court,  5  and  37  Com- 
mercial street  1 
F  d  Commercial  st.,  15  Albert  square 
to  40  Dock  street                     1,  6 
F  c  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown, 
41  James  street  5 
F  d  Constable  street,  frorri  St  Eoque's 
lane  to  Wallace  street  1 
E  d  Constitution  road,  from  Barrack 
street  to  N.                                6,  7 
E  c  Constitution  st.  (Upper),  continu- 
ation of  Constitution  rd.  toN.      7 
E  c  Constitution  st. ,  from  top  of  Con- 
stitution rd.  to  Rosebank  st.    6,  7 
E  d  Constitution  ter. ,  Constitution  rd.  6 

Corn  court,  169  Seagate 
D  d  Corso  street,  54  Peddie  street       9 
Cottage  pi.  ,134  to  140  Ferry  road  1 
F  d  Cotton  road,  from  junction  of  Vic- 
toria rd.  and  Dens  rd.  to  N.       4 
C  a  Coupar  Angus  road.  High  street, 
Lochee,  to  N,  3 

G  c  Coupar  St.,  Logiest.,  to  Loons  rd.  3 
Coupar's  alley,  12  Wellgate  6 

F  c  Court  St.,  Dundonald  st.  to  N.  5 
E  d  Courthouse  square,  square  front- 
ing Courthouse,  W.  Bell  street  6 
E  e  Couttie's  wynd,  38  Nethergate  2 
F  c  Cowan  street,  Dens  road  to  Brown 
Constable  street  4 

F  d  Cowgate,  127  Murraygate  to  E.  1,  6 
Craig    buildings,     South     Union 
street,  corner  of  Craig  street      2 


LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c.  19 

E  c  Craig  pier,  landing  place  of  Tay 
ferries,  S.  end  of  S.  Union  st.     2 
E  e  Craig  street,  29  West  Dock  street 
to  Craig  pier  2 

G  c  Craigiebank  place,  Pitkerro  road  5 
G  c  Craigiebank  terrace ,  Pitkerro  road, 
opposite  Baxter  park  5 

Craigie  place,  22  Catherine  street  5 
G  d  Craigie  st.,  73  Albert  st.  to  E.    4 
H  d  Craigie  ter. ,  208  to  228  Ferry  rd.   1 
Crescent  lane,  18  Princes  street  4 
F  d  Crescent  street,  8  Princes  street  to 
Victoria  street  4 

E  e  Crichton  street,  24  High  street  to 
Greenmarket  2 

Crichton' s  close,  39  Overgate 
Cross  row,  35  Small's  wynd  to  Park 
wynd  9 

F  e  Customhouse  buildings,  E.  side  of 
King  AVilliam  dock  1 

Dalgleish  road,  Arbuthnott  road 
to  Arbroath  road  1 

Dalhousie  i^lace,  61  Lochee  road, 
or  16  Gardner's  lane  8 

C  d  Dalhousie  ter. ,  top  of  Windsor  st.2 
E  d  Dallfield  terrace,  22  Dudhope  st.  6 
E  d  Dallfield  walk,  44  Dudhope  st.     6 
H  d  Dalkeith  road,  Arbroath  road  to 
N.  at  east  side  of  Baxter  park    4 
Dalmeny  place,  18  Park  avenue    4 
D  d  Daniel  street,  138  Scouringburn  to 
Blackness  road  8 

D  d  Danube    street,  Gowrie  street  to 
Corso  street  9 

Davidson's  court,  67  Seagate 
Davidson  place,  45  Peddie  street 
Deerhorn  close,  30  Hilltown 
Dempster  street,  from  Daniel  st. 
to  William  st. ,  Scouringburn     8 
Dempster's  court,  94  Scouringburn 
F  d  Dens  brae,  100  King  street  to  195 
Victoria  road  4 

F  c  Dens  road,  from  E.  end  of  Victoria 
road  to  N.  4,  5 

F  d  Dens  street,  9  Princes   street  to 
Blackscroft  1 

E  c  Derby  street,  from  9  Hill  st.  to  N.  1 
Dickson's  entry,  166  Scouringburn 
F  e  Dock  street,  from  South  Union  st. 
to  foot  of  Trades  lane  1,  2 

F  d  Dock  street.  East,  from  foot  of 
Trades  lane  to  E.  1 

F  eDock  street,  West,  from  6  Doc^c 
street  to  Craig  street  2 

Doig's  court,  33  Castle  street 
Doig's  court,  165  Scouringburn 


20  STREETS,  SQUARES, 

Doig's  entry,  164  Overgate 
E  c  Don's  road,  15  Rosebank  road  to 
Constitution  street  6 

Donald's  lane,  W.  end  of  Locliee  3 
Donald's   place,   85  Sovith   road, 
Lochee  3 

^  c?  Douglas  st.,  from  Diidhope  cres. 
to  foot  of  Lower  pleasance  8 

E  c  Douglas  terrace,  continuation  of 
Panmure  terrace  7 

Dron's  close,  201  Overgate 
Drummondst.,SomerviIlepl.toN.7 
E  d  Dudhope  Crescent  road,  from  Con- 
stitution road  to  Locliee  road  6,7 
Dudhope  place,  W.  end  of  Dud- 
hope street,  N.  side  6 
E  d  Dudhope  st.,  6  Hilltown  to  W.     6 
E  c  Dudhojje  terrace,  W.   of   Somer- 
ville  place                                      7 
G  c  Duff  street,  E.  end  Clepingtonrd.  5 
Duff  terrace,  Main  street 
Duncan's  buildings,  15  Paterson  st. 
Duncan's  close,  106  Hawkhill 
Duncan's  close,  29  Hilltown 
Duncan's  terrace,  176  Locliee  rd.  8 
Dundonald    buildings,    12    Dun- 
donald  street                                  5 
F  c  Dundonald  st.,  Arklay  st.  to  E.    5 
F  c  Dura  st. ,  Dens  rd.  to  Forfar  rd.  4,  5 
F  d  Eadie's  road,  70  Victoria  road      6 
Easson's  angle,  35  Milnbank  rd.  8 
East  Dock  buildings,  65  Trades  lane 
G  b  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  road5 
Eastwood  ter.,  E.  Clepington  road 
Edith  place.  Park  avenue 
D  d  Edward  street,  W.  end  Sco'burn  8 
Egyptian  terrace,  46  Watson  st.    1 
Elder's  lane,  South  road,  Lochee3 
Elder's  place,  58  Scouringburn 
6r  c  Eliza  street,  76  Dura,  street           5 
Elizab<^th  place,  129  Hawkhill     9 
F  c  Elizabeth  street,  52  Ann  street    5 
Ellen  place,  N.  side  of  Lyon  st.     4 
F  d  Ellen  street,  8  S.  George  street  to 
Ann  street                                       4 
F  c  Ellen  street,  N.,  a  continuation  of 
Ellen  street  to  N.                         5 
Elm  place,  121  Hawkhill              9 
Elsinore  i^lace,  3  Hilltown  ,          6 
Erin  pi.,  128  Logie  st.,  Locliee     3 
Errol  place,  Balmore  street 
Erskine  place,  26  Dura  street       5 
G  d  Erskine  street,  25  Victoria  street 
to  Dura  street                                 4 
G  c  Erskine  street,  N.,  28  Dura  street 
to  Dundonald  street                     5 


LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 
G  c  Erskine  terrace,  Clepington  road 5 
F  c  Esk  st. ,  N.  Isla  st.  to  Neish  st.       5 
E  e  Esplanade,  from  Craig  pier  W.  to 
Ninewells,  fronting  River  2 

Esplanade  rd. ,  from  Perth  rd.  to  S. 
E  d  Euclid  cresct. ,  from  top  of  Reform 
street  to  Bell  street  by  both  sides 
of  High  School  6 

E  d  Euclid  street,  E.  side  of  Constitu- 
tion rd. ,  opposite  AVard  Chapel  P 
F  e  Exchange  street,  50  Castle  street 
to  Commercial  street  1 

F  c  Fairbairn  street,  Arklay  street  to 
Mains  road  5 

Fairfield  cottages,  Clepington  rd. 
Fairfield  road,  Strathmartine  road 
to  Old  Mains  road 
Fairly  palace,  top  of  Provost  road  7 
Fairmuir  street,  Clepington  road 
to  N.,  in  line  of  Fairmuir 
Falcon  place,  2  Wilkie's  lane 
Fearnbank,  Clepington  road 
Ferguson's  close,  184  Seagate 
G  d  Ferry  road,  continuation  of  Blacks- 
croft  to  E.  1 
Fintry  feus,  top  of  Mains  road 
F  e  Fishmarket,  Craig  street               2 
D  d  Fleuchar  st. ,  west  end  of  Fyffe  st.  8 
Flight's  lane,  100  High  st.,  Lochee 
D  d  Ford's  lane,  306  Hawkhill  to  163 
Perth  road  9 
F  d  Forebank  road,  86  Victoria  rd.  to 
Ann  street                                   4,  6 
Forebank  terrace, 20 Forebank  rd.6 
G  c  Forfar  road,  continuation  of  Albert 
street  to  N.                                    5 
D  d  Forest  Park  road,  149  Blackness 
road  to  24  Milnbank  road            8 
F  d  Foundry  lane,  E.  end  of  Seagate  1 
D  c  FuUarton  street,  Camiibell  street 
to  Loons  road                                 3 
Franklin  court,  76  Cowgate 
£>  d  Fyffe  street,  66  PoleparJi  road      8 
Fyffe's  lane.  South  road,  Lochee   S 
Gall's  close,  124  Overgate 
Gardiner's  entry,  3  Westport 
D  c  Gardner     street,    from     top     of 
Rankine  street  to  Loons  road     3 
Gardner's  In. ,  57  Uj^per  pleasance  8 
Garfield  place,  53  Hawkhill          9 
E  d  Garland  place,  22  and  24  Constitu- 
tion road,  and  2  to  14  Barrack  rd.7 
F  d  Gellatly  street,  51  Dock  street  to 
Seagate  1 
Gentle's  buildings,  Gardner  street 
F  c  George  st,  N.,  199  Hilltown  to  E.  5 


STREETS 

F  (/George  street,  S.,  15  Nelson    st. 
to  22  William  street  4 

George  street,  93  Liff  rd.,  Lochee  3 
George's  place,  19  Charles  street 
Gibb's  lane,  40  High  st.,  Lochee    3 
G  c  Gibson  terrace, to^i  of  Mains  loan  5 
Gladstone  pi,  32DudhopeCres.  rd. 
Gladstone  place,  top  of  Mains  rd. 
Gladstone  terrace,  166  Perth  rd.  2 
B  d  Glamis  road,  Perth  rd.  to  Hillside, 
on  east  side  Nether  Balgay    8,  9 
F  c  Glamis    street,   16    St    Salvador 
street  to  Main  street  5 

G  d  Glebe  street,  32  Lilybank  road  to 
Ferry  road  1 

D  d  Glenagnes  lane,  from  217  Black- 
ness road  to  Scott  street  8 
Glenburniil.  ,81  Strathmartinerd.7 
Glencarse  terrace,  4  Wilkie's  lane 
Gordon  place,  190  Blackness  road 
Gordon  st. ,  Logie  st.  to  Union  pi.  3 
Gowanbank,  166  Lochee  road  8 
Gowanbank,  top  of  Mains  road 
Gowan's  court,  225  Overgate  and 


21  N.  Tay  street 

Dd  Gowrie  place,  279  Hawkhill 

D  d  Gowrie  street,  off  Viewforth  st. 

G  d  Graham  place,  171  Princes  st. 
Graham  st.,  Clepington  rd.  to  N. 
Grant  place,  42  Westport 
Granville  place,  86  Hawkhill 

B  h  Gray  street,  Lochee  3 

Gray's  close,  71  High  street 
Gray's  lane,  31  High  st. ,  Lochee    3 
Gray's  square,  143  Rosebank  street 

D  e  Greenfield  place,  156  Perth  road 
to  17  Magdalen  Yard  road  2 

Greenlaw  place,  Clepington  road 

E  e  Greenmarket,   a    square — foot  of 

Crichton  street  to  the  Harbour   2 

Grieve's  terrace,  164  Jjochee  road  8 

C  d  Grosvenor  terrace,  287  Perth  rd.  9 
Grove  place,  185a  Perth  road       9 

G  d  Grove  street,  foot  of  Springhill   1 
Guillan's  close,  43  Overgate 
Gunn's  close,  150  Overgate 
Guthrie  pi. ,  toj)  of  Guthrie  st.     8 

E  d  Guthrie  street,   from   top   of   N. 
Tay  street  W.  to  Scouringburn  8 

D  h  Harefield  road,  from  Loons  road 
to  Tofthill,  Lochee  3 

G  c  Harriet  street,  42  Dura  street  5 
Hasting's  pi. ,  73  Strathmartine  rd. 
Havelock  place,  247  Hawkhill      9 

D  d  Hawkhill,  from  Westport  W.   to 
Perth  road  9 


SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c.  21 

Z>  e  Hawkhill  place,  17  Perth  road     9 

Hawthorn  place,  152  Lochee  road 

Hazel's  close,  31  Nethergate 

E  rfHean's  lane,  24  Small's  wynd      2 

Hedge   road,  14  Dudhope   street 

to  Arthur  street  6 

E  cZ  Henderson's  wynd,  E., 15  W'port  8 

E  d  Henderson's  wynd,  W.,  West  end  of 

Guthrie  street  to  Douglas  st.        8 

D  e  Hermonhill,  21  to  27  Perth  road   9 

D  e  Hermonhill  terrace,  27  Perth  rd.  9 

Heron's  lane.  South  road,  Lochee  3 

E  eHigh  st.,  the  principal  street  or 

square  in  centre  of  town     1,  2,  6 

C  b  High  street,  Lochee  3 

F  G  Hillbank,  a  district  E.  of  Jamaica 

street  to  Dens  road  5 

F  c  Hillbank  road,  from  top  of  Cotton 

road  to  Dens  road  4,  5 

Hillside  avenue,  19  to  29  Scott  st.  8 

E  c  Hill  street,  34  Strathmartine  rd.  7 

F  d  Hilltown  (or  Bonnethill),  top  of 

Wellgate  to  N.  5,  6,  7 

D  cJ  Honey's  road,  217  Blackness  road 

to  Scott  street  8 

D  d  Hoj)  street,  116  Lochee  road         8 

F  d  Horse  wynd,  87  Murray  gate  to  72 

Seagate  1 

E  d  Horsewater vrynd,  81  Scouringb'n  8 

Hospital    park,    a  district   N.   of 

Hospital  wynd 

E  h  Hospital  street,   Clepington  road 

to  302  Loons  road  3,  7 

E  c  Hospital  wynd,  290  Hilltown       7 

E  d  Hunter   street,    50    Scouringburn 

to  43  Hawkhill  2,  9 

C  d  Hyndford  street,  245  Perth  rd.    9 

Hyndford  terrace,  Hyndford  st,  9 

F  d  Idvies  street,  91  Victoria  road      6 

Imperial  buildings,  32  Seagate     1 

F  d  India  buildings,  86  Bell  street  and 

2  and  4  Victoria  road  6 

Inglewood  terrace,  5  Stirling  st.  7 

D  c  Inverary  terrace,  continuation  of 

Albany  terrace  to  W.  3,  7,  8 

Inverbraan  pi.,  23  k  25  Morgan  st, 

Invercauld  place,  153  Perth  road  9 

Invermay  place,  2  Balmore  st.     4 

Ireland's  court,  94  Scouringburn 

E  d  Ireland's  lalne,  24  Bell  street        6 

Irvine's  square,  46  Bell  street 
F  c  Isla  st. ,  from  Main  st.  to  Dens  rd,  5 
F  c  Isla  street,  N.,  continuation  of  Isla 
street  from  Dens  road  to  N.      5 
Isles'  lane,  115  Hawkhill 
Jack's  close,  186  Hawkhill 


22 


STREETS,  SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 


F  c  Jamaica  street,  90  Ann  street  5  I 
F  c  James  street,  2G  Ann  street  5  ' 
G  c  Janefield  place,  26  Forfar  road  5 
E  d  John  St.,  12  Dudhope  Cres.  rd.  7 
Johnston's  close,  258  Hawkhill 
Johnston's  lane,  2  Scouringburn 
E  cZ  Johnston  st.,top  of  N.Lindsay st.  6 

Kay's  entry,  48  Overgate 

G  d  Kemback  street,  54  Arbroath  rd.  4 

Kerr's  lane,  Lochee  3 

F  eKidd  st.,  3  North  William  st.     5 

Kilberry  street,   Lawside  road  to 

Union  place,  Lochee  3 

Kilberry  terrace,  Kilberry  street 

Kilgour's  pend,  2  Blinshall  street 

Kilmaron  place,  Brown  Constable 

street  to  Erskine  street 

Kimberley  bldgs. ,  Whitehall  st.    2 

D  d  Kincardine   street,   46   Blackness 

road  to  97  Hawkhill  9 

F  dKing    street,    from    Cowgate    to 

Princes  street  1, 4,  6 

King  Street  court,  12  King  street 

Z>  b  King's  Cross  road,  8  Loons  road, 

Lochee  3 

F  d  King's  road,  18  King  street      4,  6 

Kinloch  x^lace,  105  Hawkhill        9 

E  c  Kinloch     street,     108    Rosebank 

street  to  Carmichael  street         7 

E  c  Kinnaird  street,  20  Hospital  wynd 

to  Stirling  street  7 

Kinordy  place,  3  Tannadice  st. 

Kintore  place,  61  Watson  street  1 

Kirk  entry,  21  Wellgate  6 

Kirkcaldy's  court,  49  Dock  street 

Laburn  st. ,  50  Dudhope  Cres.  rd. 

Ladywell  i)lace,foot  of  Hilltown  6 

F  c  Laing  street,  57  Cotton  road        4 

Lamb's  court,  16  Crescent  lane 

Lamb's  lane,  124  Victoria  road    4 

Langlands  street,  128  Albert  st.     4 

Lansdowne  pi. ,  3  Constitution  rd.  6 

D  d  Larch  street,  140  Scouringburn    8 

E  d  Laurelbank,  Constitution  road     6 

Law  St.,  Dudhope  ter.  to  the  N.  7 

Z)  d  Lawrence  street,  13  Milnbank  rd.  8 

D  c  Lawside  road,  Inverary  terrace  to 

Loons  road  3,  7,  8 

E  c  Lawson  plane,  23  Constitution  st.  7 

E  c  Leng  street,  top  of  Hill  st.  to  N.  7 

G  b  Liff  road,  from  Coupar- Angus  rd., 

Lochee,  to  W.  3 

G  d  Lily  bank  road,  47  Arbroath  road 

to  Ferry  road  1 

E  c  Lincoln  st.,  Leng  st.  to  Derby  st.  7 

Linden  jil.,  362  and  364  Loons  rd. 


E  (Z  Lindsay  street,  N.,  115  Overgate 

to  Ward  road  6 

E  e  Lindsay  street,  S  ,  23  Nethergate 

to  106  Overgate  2 

Lindsay's  close,  32  Scouringburn 

Lisden  place,  3  Watt  street 

Lithgow's  court,  47  Yeaman  shore 

E  d  Little  John  street,  continuation  of 

John  street  westwards  7 

Livingstone  place,  85  Upper  plea- 

sance,  or  Lochee  road  8 

Loch  Moy  place,  E.  end  Park  ave. 

Z>  c  Lochee  road,  from  top  of  N.  Tay 

st.  to  Logie  st.,  Lochee  3,  6,  7,  8 

D  c  Logie  st. ,  continuation  of  Lochee 

road  to  High  street,  Lochee        3 

Logiebank,  Gardner  street  3 

E  e  Long  wynd,  75  Nethergate  to  194 

Overgate  2 

D  6  Loons   road,   150     Strathmartine 

road  to  Lochee  3,  7 

E  b  Lorimer  street,  309  Loons  road    7 

Lome  place,  30  Benvie  road 
G  c  Lome  terrace,  Forfar  road  5 

Lowden's  alley,  157  Hawkhill  9 
Lowden's  court,  36  Arbroath  road 
Lumsden's  entry,  27  Westport 
Lynnewood  pi. ,  2  Madeira  st.  5 
Lyon  place,  south  side  of  Lyon  st. 
F  d  Lyon  street,  26  Albert  st.  to  W.  4 
Lyon's  close,  2  Blackness  road  to 

61  Hawkhill 

Lytton  street,  Viewforth  st.  toE. 

M'Cosh's  entry,  96  Murraygate 

^dM'Donald   street,    102    Hilltowii 

to  Arthur  street  6 

Macdonald's  bldgs. ,  21  Glamis  st. 

Macdonald's  buildgs,  118  Hilltown 

G  c  M'Cill  street,  101  Albert  street   4 

M'Intosh's  close,  108  Murraygate 

M 'Vicar's  lane,  144  Perth  road    2 

G  c  Madeira  street,  back   of  Morgan 

Academy  5 

C  e Magdalen  green,f romMagdalen Yd. 

road  to  W.,  fronting  the  river    2 

Magdalen  place,  43  Magdalen  Yard 

road 

D  e  Magdalen  Yard  road,  116   Perth 

road  to  Magdalen  green  2 

F  c  Main  street,  from  top  of  Hilltown 

E. to  Dens  road  5 

G  c  Mains  loan,  top  of  Albert  st.  to  N.  5 

F  c  Mains  road,  top  of  Hilltown    5,  7 

Maitland  street,    Dura  street  to 

Arthurstone  jilace  4 

F  c  Malcolm  street,  13  Ogilvie  street  5 


STREETS,  SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c 
Malcolm's  pend,  Henderson's  W. 
wynd  to  Guthrie  street 
Malthouse  close,  58  Nethergate 
Manor  place,  189  to  223  Perth  rd.  9 
Mansourah  bldgs,  43  Watson  st.  1 
Marchmont     place,     79     Strath- 
marthie  road  7 

Margaret  jilace,  corner  of  Albert 
street  and  Victoria  street  4 

F  e  Marine  parade, S. of  Victoria  dk.   1 
Marine  place,  80  Hawkhill  9 

Marion  place,  185  Princes  street  1 
Maritime  buildings,  26  E.  Dock  st. 
G  d  Market  street,  E.  Dock  street  to 
Ferry  road  1 

C  h  jMarshall  street,  56  High  street, 
Lochee,  to  Balgay  street  3 

Mary  place,  368  Loons  road 
F  dMaxy  Ann  lane,   E.  Dock  street 
to  Seagate  1 

C  h  Marybank  lane,  from  Liff  road  to 
W.  Mid  street,  Lochee  3 

G  c  Maryfield,adistrictN.of  Albertst.5 
G  c  Maryfield  terrace,  Forfar  road  to 
Mains  loan  5 

Masonic  pi. ,  46  Dudhope  Cres.  rd.  7 
Mathew's  close,  31  Overgate 
Matthew's  court,  80  Constable  st. 
F  c  Maxwelltown,  a  district  N.  of  Ann 
street  5 

May  field  pi. ,  83  Strathmartine  rd.  7 
F  d  Meadow  entry,  80  Murraygate     6 
F  d  Meadow  place  buildings,   E.  end 
of  Bell  street  6 

F  d  Meadow  street,   24  Wellgate   to 
Meadowside  6 

E  d  Meadowside,  from  top  of  Barrack 
street  to  Victoria  road  6 

Meal's  close,  167  Overgate 
Melrose  terrace,  Court  street       5 
B  d  Melville  terrace,  Westpark  road  9 
Mercantile  build'gs,  46  to  56  Bell  st. 
Methodist  close,  51  Overgate 
Mid  Kirk  style,  from  Tally  street 
to  S.  Lindsay  street 
E  cMid  road,  29  Strathmartine  road 
to  Mains  road  7 

Mid  shore  or  Shore  terrace — see 
Shore  terrace 
E  d  Mid  street,  49  Constitu.tion  road  6 
G  b  Mid  street,  S . ,  South  rd. ,  Lochee    3 
Mid  street,  South  road,  Lochee    3 
Mid   street,  W.,   continuation  of 
Mid  street,  Lochee,  to  W.  3 

D  e  Mid  wynd,  77  Perth  road  to  232 
Hawkhill  9 


23 

F  d  Middle  street,  69  Princes   street 
to  66  Blackscroft  1 

Miller's  close,  138  Murraygate 
Miller's  pend,  17  Scouringburn 
D  e  Miller's  wynd,  51  Perth  road  to 
208  Hawkhill  9 

Mill's  entry,  52  Westport 
Miln  street,  from  Brown  street  to 
West  Henderson's  wynd  8 

Miln's  buildings,  136  Nethergate  2 
Miln's  close,  202  Overgate 
D  d  Milnbank  rd. ,  W.  end  of  Sco'burn  8 
D  d  Milne's   E.  wynd,  171   Scouring- 
burn to  Doviglas  street  8 
Milne'sW.wynd,  183  Scouringburn 
to  Douglas  street  8 
Milne's  court,  48  Wellgate 
Milton    street,    Byron   street    to 
Paterson  street  7 
Mint  close,  51  High  street 
D  d  Mitchell  street,  152  Lochee  road 
to  Benvie  road  8 
Molison  street,  Mains  loan  to  Eliza 
street  -5 
E  b  Moncur  crescent,  from  Dens  road 
west  to  Strathmartine  road        7 
G  c  Morgan  street,  Arbroath  road  to 
Pitkerro  road  4 
G  c  Morgan  terrace,  Forfar  road         5 
Morgan's  bldgs.,  143  Nethergate  9 
Morrice  place,  96  Hilltown 
Morrison's  court,  58  Wellgate      6 
Mortimer  place,  12 J  Mortimer  st. 
E  c  Mortimer  street,  from  91  Hospital 
wynd  to  Byron  street  7 
Morton's  square,  31  Wellgate       6 
Mountpleasant,  134  Hawkhill      9 
Mudie  place,  14  Ford's  lane 
Mudie's  close,  54  King  street 
Muirton  road,  124  Logie  street 
Municipal  buildings,  89  to  97  Com- 
mercial street 
Munro's  pend,  16  Scouringburn 
Murray  pi. ,  45  Logie  st. ,  Lochee   3 
Murray  street,  N.  of  Craigie  ter.  1 
F  d  Murraygate,  from  E.  end  of  High 
street  to  the  N.E.                    1,  6 
Myles's  court,  68  St  Andrew's  st. 
Nairne  place,  52  to  58  Seafield  rd.  2 
Nairn's  close,  9  Arthur  street 
Napier  jilace,  13  Nelson  street 
F  c  Neish street,  Fairbairnst.  to  Eskst. 

Nelson  place,  20  Nelson  street 
F  d  Nelson  street,  94  Victoria  road  to 
Ann  street  4 

Nelson  terrace,  4  Nelson  street 


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STREETS,  SQUARES,  LAN 

D  e 

Dd 


Ness  street,  9  Ellen  street  to  42 
William  street,  Forebank  4 

E  eNethergate,  from  W.  end  of  High 
street  to  Perth  road  2 

E  d  New  Inn  entry,  67  High  street    6 

E  d  Nicoll  street,  7  Ward  road  6 

Nicoll's  close.  12  Blinshall  street 
Nicoll's  court,  4  Dallfield  walk 
Nicoll's  coxirt,  59  Wellgate 
Nicoll's  entry,  13  Arthur  street 
Nicoll's  lane,  Lochee  3 

A  d  Ninewells,  388  Perth  road  2 

E  c  North  St.,  65  Strathmartine  rd.    7 

B  d  Norwood  crescent,  from  Norwood 
ter.  to  Blackness  road  9 

B  rf  Norwood  terrace,  Westparkroad  9 
Norwood  ter., 32-46  Thomson  st,  2 
Ogilvy  pi. ,  16  Muirton  r d. ,  Lochee  3 

F  c  Ogilvie  st.,  from  Dura  st.  to  N.  5 
Ogilvie's  close,  29  High  street 

E  c  Ogilvie's  rd.,  7  Constitution  st.    7 

H  c  Old  Craigie  rd. ,  Arbroath  rd.  to 
Pitkerro  road  4 

Old  Mains  rd.,  Clepingtonrd.  toN. 
Old  Manse  buildings,  80  Ferry  rd. 
Old  Muirton  rd.,  2  High  st.,  Lochee 
Osborne  place,  77  Magdalen  green 
Oswald  pL,  top  of  St  Matthew  st. 

E  d  Overgate,  from  W.  end  of  High 
street  to  Westport  2,  6 

Palace  buildings,  5  Whitehall  st. 
Panmure  place,  19  &  21  Morgan  st. 

F  d  Panmure  street,  from  foot  of  Well- 
gate  W.  to  the  High  School       6 

E  c  Panmure  ter. ,  N.  of  Dudhope  ter.  7 
Paradise  lane,  17  Dudhope  street  6 
Paradise  place,  65  Hospital  Avynd 

E  d  Paradise  road,  20  Mid  street  to 
Dudhofje  street  6 

G  cPark  avenvie,  from  Albert  street 

to  Baxter  park  4 

Park  lane,  15  Temple  lane  2 

E  e  Park  place,  145  Nethergate  2 

Park  pL,  S.  side  Clepington  rd. 

D  d  Park  street,  112  Lochee  road        8 

C  d  Park  terrace,  259  Blackness  rd.    8 

E  d  Park  ^vynd,  70  Hawkhill  9 

Parker  square.  West  Bell  street 

E  d Parker  st.,  26  Dudhope  Ores.  rd.  7 
Parker's  court,  10  William  street. 
King  street  4 

Parker's  lane,  48  Small's  wynd 
Parkhill  place,  134  Blackness  road 
Parkview  ter. ,  8  to  14  Forfar  rd.  5 

E  6  Paterson  street,  124  Strathmartine 
road  7 


G  d 
D  e 


D  e 


F  d 


D  c 
G  c 


Dd 

Dd 
Dd 


F  d 


F  d 


Gd 


Ed 


ES,  ENTPvIES,  &c. 

Paton's  lane,  240  Perth  road  to  57 

Magdalen  green  2 

Peddie  st.,  245  Hawkhill  to  Black- 
ness road  9 
Peddie's  close,  87  Overgate 
Peebles'  lane,  South  rd.,  Lochee    3 
Peep-o'-day  lane,  145  Blackscroft 

to  East  Dock  street  1 

Pennycook  lane,  141  Perth  road 

to  288  Hawkhill  9 

Perth    road,    a    continuation    of 

Nethergate  from  Small's  wynd  to 

west  2,  9 

Peter  street,  101  Murraygate  toj 

84  Seagate  1 1 

Peter's  court,  20  Cowgate 
Pillars,  The,  12  to  17  High  st.     2 
Pitalpin  st.,  Liff  road,  Lochee      3 
Pitfour  street,  27  Balgay  street   8 
Pitkerro  place,  3  Pitkerro  road 
Pitkerro  road,  from  east  end  of 

Dura  street  to  E.  4,  5 

Playfair's  entry,  10  Hawkhill 
Pleasance  (Upper),  57  Lochee  road 

to  111  8 

Pleasance  (Lower),  from  W.  end  of 

Douglas  street  to  Lochee  road  8 
Pole  street,  48  Polepark  road  8 
Polepark  road,  a  continuation  of 

Scouringburn  to  Lochee  road  8 
Powrie  place,  23  Ann  street  6 
Premier  pi. ,  145-155  Albert  st.  4 
Princes    street,    continuation    of 

King  street  to  N.E.  1,  4 

Prospect   place,    67    Constitution 

road  to  east  6 

Prospect  pi. ,  Gray's  lane,  Lochee  3 
Provost  road — see  Mains  road 
Pullar's  close,  209  Hawkhill 
Pullar's  close,  132  Murraygate 
Quarry  entry,  82  Cowgate 
Quarry  lane,  120  Liff  rd.,  Lochee  3 
Queen  Mary's  place,  7  Thorter  row 
Queen  street,  150  Seagate  to  75 

Cowgate  1 

Queen's     Hotel      buildings,     160 

Nethergate  2 

Kaglan  street,  41  Albert  street  to 

Kemback  street  4 

Ramsay  place,  105  Ferry  road 
Ramsay  street,  23  Polepark  road 
Ramsay's  pend,  43  Scouringburn 
Rankine  street,  125  Lochee  rd.  3,  8 
Rankine's  court,  79  High  street  6 
Rattray  street,  13  Ward  road      6 
Rattray's  entry,  78  Bell  street 


STREETS,  SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 


25> 


E  d  Reform  street,  High  street  to  N.    6 
Reid  street,  8  Derby  street  7 

Reid's  lane,  Lochee  3 

Rennie's  close,  120  Nethergate 
Ritchie's  lane,  187  Perth  road        9 

G  c^  Robertson  st.,  15  Arbroath  rd.     1 
Robertson's  close,  121  Cowgate 

C  d  Rockfield  street,  281  Perth  road  9 
Rockfield  terrace,  Rockfield  st.  9 
Rodger's  close,  77  Overgate 
Roodyards,  99  to  115  Ferry  road  1 
Rose  lane,  37  Rosebank  road  6 
Rose  jjlace,  31  Rose  street  6 

E  d  Rose  street,  15  Arthur  street       6 
Rose  St.,  16  Marshall  st.,  Lochee   3 
Rose  terrace,  17  Janefield  place 
Roseangle,  see  Magdalen  Yard  road 

E  d  Rosebank  road,  26  Rosebank  st.  6 

E  c  Rosebank  street,  128  Hilltown  to 

Hospital  ^vynd  6  ,7 

Rosebery  place,  39  Strathmartine 

road  7 

Rosebery  ter. ,  56  N.  William  st. 

Rosefield  place,  179  Blackness  rd.8 

D  d  Rosefield  st.,  195  Blackness  rd.    8 

G  c  Roslin  terrace.  Court  street  5 

Rosslyn  villas,  top  of  Mains  road 
Rl.  Exchange  court,  39  Albert  sq. 
Rl.  Exchange  lane,  30  Meadowside 

F  d  Royal  Exchange  pi. ,  Panmure  st. 

B  d  Roxburgh  ter.,  top  Westpark rd.  9 
Russell  lane,  8  Victoria  road        6 

E  c  Russell  st. ,  58  Strathmartine  rd.  7 
Rustic  place,  AY.  end  of  Dudhope 
street,  S.  side,  and  63  to  69  Con- 
stitution road  6 
Ryehill  bldgs. ,  10  Union  pi. ,  Lochee 

D  e  Ryehill  lane,  109  Perth  road  to 
262  Hawkhill  9 

F  d&t  Andrew's  street,  31  Cowgate  to 
116  Seagate  1 

St  Andrew's  pi.,  18  to  24  Cowgate 
St  Ann  street,  Marshall  street  to 
Balgay  street,  Lochee  3 

St  Clement's  lane,  11  High  st.  2 
St  David's  lane,  26  North  Tay  st. 
St  James's  place,  1  Annfield  row 

B  dSt  Johnswood  ter. ,  Westpark  rd.  9 
St  Margaret's  close,  36  Nethergate 

D  dBt  Mary  street,  off  Lochee  road  8 
St  Mary's  lane,  Lochee,  Burnside 
street  to  37  High  street  3 

St  Mary's  ter.,  top  of  St  Mary  st. 

Dd^t  Mary's  pi.,  top  of  St  Mary  st.  8 

St  Matthew  place,  foot  of  St  Mat- 

K  -t '        thew  street  1 


G  dSt  Matthew  street,  68  Ferry  road 
N.  to  Watson  street  (Glebe)       1 
Z>  e  St  Peter  street,  121  Perth  road  to- 
2701  Hawkhill  9 

St  Roque's  court,  112  Cowgate 
F  dBt  Roque's  lane,  210  Seagate  ta 
King  street  1 

St  Salvador's  close,  13  Overgate 
i^  c  St  Salvador's  street,  foot  of  North 
Church  street  5 

E  d  Salem  street,  59  Constitution  road 
Salisbury  place,  87  Arbroath  rd.  1 
Sandeman  street,  off  Arklay  st. 
Sanderson's  court,  222  Overgate 
B  d  Scotswood  terrace,top  of  Westpark 
road  9' 

Scott's  angle,  5  Brown  street 
Scott's  close,  97  Overgate 
Scott's  close,  6  Hawkhill 
Scott's  entry,  136  Princes  street 
C  c  Scott  street,  38  Balgay  street  to- 
Balgay  approach  8- 

D  d  Scouringburn,  from  Westi)ort  ta 
Polepark  road  2,  8,  9 

Sea  close,  63  Yeaman  shore 
E  e  Sea  wynd,  128  Nethergate  2 

D  e  Seafield  lane,  214  Perth  road       2 
D  e  Seafield  road,  210  Perth  road  ta 
39  Magdalen  Yard  road  2 

Seaforth  place,  15  Bonnybank  rd, 
F  d  Seagate,  from  High  street  to  St 
Roque's  lane  1 

Seaview  place,  top  of  Mains  road 
E  d  Session  street,  11  Scoiiringburn  ta 
Guthrie  street  8 

E  d  Seymour  place,   Dudhoj)e  street^ 
and  Paradise  road  6 

Shaftesbury  road,   north   of  and 
parallel  to  Clarendon  terrace      9 
G  c  Shamrock  street,  Maryfield  5 

Shandon  i^lace,  161  Albert  street4 
Sharp's  lane,  Lochee  & 

Shepherd's  close,  146  Murraygate 
C  e  Shepherd's  loan,  324  Perth  road 
to  75  Magdalen  green  2 

Shepherd's  square,  46  Hilltown 
F  e  Shore  terrace,  or  Mid  shore,  foot 
of  Castle  st.  to  Greenmarket      2 
Sime's  alley,  from  Perth  road  to 
Blackness    road,    on   E.  side  of 
Faringtonhall  9 

Singleton  pi. ,  4  Baxter  Park  ter.    4 
E  e  Small's  lane,  38  Small's  wynd      2 
Small's  lane,  176 High  St., Lochee  B 
E  e  Small's  wynd,  1  Perth  road  to  54 
Hawkhill  2,  9 


26  STREETS,  SQUARES, 

E  d  Smellie's  lane,  from  Henderson's 
W.  wynd  to  84  Lochee  road        8 
Smith's  pend,  24  Session  street 
E  c  Smitlifield,  a  district  top  of  Hill- 
town  7 
E  d  Soapwork  lane,  Irvine's  sq.to  E.  6 
E  c  Somerville  pi.,  top  of  Constitution 
road  7 
Somerville  place,  East,  off  upper 
Constitution  street  7 
Soutar's  close,  4  Westport 
C  6  South  rd.,  Bank  St.  to  W.,  Lochee  3 
Speed's  close,  19  Overgate 
Speed's  terrace,  Tait's  lane           9 
Spence's  close,  1.54  Overgate 
D  e  Springfield,  27  Perth  road            9 
G  d  Springhill,  180  Ferry  road  to  Ar- 
broath road                                   1 
Springhill  place,  144  Ferry  road  1 
Stanley  buildings,  42  Union  place, 
Lochee                                            3 
Stanley  place,  17  Step  row           2 
Station  lane,  94  South  rd. ,  Lochee  3 
D  e  Step  row,  2.58  Perth  road  to   61 
Magdalen  gi-een                            2 
J)  c  Stewart  street,  24  Baxter  street   8 
€  b  Stewart  street,  Lochee,  Mid  street 
to  Liff  road                                    3 
Stewart's  court,  8  St  Koque's  lane 
Stewart's  lane,  Lochee                  3 
E  c  Stirling  street,  238   Hilltown   to 
Carmichael  street                         7 
Stobswell  road,  30  Dura  street    5 
E  h  Strathmartine  road,  from  top  of 
Hilltown  to  N. W.                    3,  7 
Strathmore  place,  2  Park  avenue 
Strathmore  road,  Corso  street  to 
Blackness  road  9 
F  c  Strathmore   street,   from   Arklay 
street  to  Court  street  5 
C  g  Strawberrybaixk,  342  Perth  road 
to  79  Magdalen  green  2 
F  d  Sugarhouse  wynd,  53  Cowgate  to 
134  Seagate  1 
Summerlea  pi.,  top  of  Mains  road 
Sycamore  place,  340  Loons  road 
D  d  Tait's  lane,  269  Hawkhill              9 
Talbert  pi.,  17-21  Strathmartine  rd 
E  e  Tally     street,    54     Overgate    to 
Nethergate                                    2 
F  c  Tannadice    street,    from    Arklay 
street  to  Court  street                   5 
Tannage  court,  7  Cowgate 
Tay  square,  12  Tay  street             2 
E  e  Tay  street.  South,  113  Nethergate 
to  242  Overgate                            2 


LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 

E  d  Tay  street,  North,  249  Overgate 

to  N.  6,  8 

Tay  Street  lane,107A  Nethergate  2 

jD  e  Tay  terrace,  50-60  Magdalen  Yard 

road  2 

Tawse's  close,  108  Hilltown 

Taylor  street,   from  Liff  road  to 

Mid  street,  Lochee  3 

D  e  Taylor's  lane,  298  Perth  road  to 

73  Magdalen  green  2 

E  d  Temple  lane,  30  Westport  2 

Temple  pL,  18  &  36a  Westport   2 

F  c  Thistle  st.,  27  Mains  road  to  B.  5 

Thomson  place,  51  Wellgate 
D  e  Thomson  street,  228  Perth  road 
to  55  Magdalen  green  2 

Thomson's  close,  72  Princes  street 
Thorn  place,  219  Blackness  road  8 
Thornley  terrace,  Madeira  street  5 
Thorter  row,  36  Overgate  2 

Tindal's  wynd,  4^  High  street  to 

6  Shore  terrace 
Todburn  entry,  49  Wellgate 
Todburn  lane,  from  William  street, 
King  street,  to  Dens  brae  4 

Todd's  entry,  175  Overgate 
Tofthill,  Union  street,  Lochee     3 
F  d  Trades  lane,  from  St  Andrew's  st. 
to  Dock  street  1 

Tullideph  road,   Lochee  road  to 
Balgay  street 
E  d  Tulloch    crescent,    from    top    of 
Dallfield  Walk  to  Rosebank  st.  6 
Tulloch's  close,  66  Wellgate 
Union  close,  25  Nethergate 
Union  court,  6  Thorter  row 
D  e  Union  jjlace,  274  Perth  road        2 
D  c  Union  pi.,  Lochee,  253  Lochee  rd.  3 
E  e  Union  street  and  S.  Union  street, 
42  Nethergate  to  Craig  pier        2 
F  c  Union  st. ,  Max. ,  80  Ann  st.  to  N.  5 
F  d  Union  street,  Joint-Stocks,  from 
Charles  street  to  Kirk  entry       6 
Union  street,  High  st.,  Lochee    3 
E  d  Union  ter.,  E.  side  of  Constitu- 
tion road  '  6 
D  d  Ure  street,  181  Hawkhill  to  136 
Blackness  road  9 
D  d  Urquhart  street,  from  172  Scour- 
ingburn  to  Blackness  road  8 
Vault,  17  High  street  2 
Victoria  buildings,  12  to  24  East 
Dock  street 
Victoria  bldgs.,  23  Victoria  road  4 
F  d  Victoria  chambers,  10  to  14 Victoria 
road  6 


STREETS,  SQUARES,  LANES,  ENTRIES,  &c. 


27 


Victoria     crescent,    126    Victoria 
road 

Victoria    place,     south     side     of 

Victoria  street 

F  d  Victoria  road,  from  Bell  street  to 

Dens  road  4,  6 

Victoria  square,  43  Nethergate    1 

F  d  Victoria  street,  top  of  Princes  st. 

to  W.  4 

Victoria  terrace,  35  Victoria  street 

F  6Viewbank  terrace,  top  of  Mains 

road 
C  d  Viewforth  street,  291  Hawkhill  9 
Wallace  street,  141  Princes  street 
to  Blackscroft  1 

Wallace's  court,  114  Murraygate 
Wallace's  pend,  24a  Hawkhill 
Walrond  street,    Forfar  road   to 
Chalmers  street  5 

2>(^  Walton  street,  172  Scouringburn 
to  Forest  Park  road  8 

Wannan's  close,  42  Westport 
E  d  Ward  road  (South),  top  of  Bar- 
rack street  to  North  Tay  street   6 
E  d  Ward  road,  from  foot  of  Consti- 
tution road  to  North  Tay  st.       6 
Washington  buildings,   56  to  64 
Peddie  street 
Waterloo  place,  73  Annfield  road 
Watson  terrace,   top  of  Watson 
street 
G  d  Watson  street,  from  Ferry  road  to 
Baffin  street  1 

AVatson's  close,  58  Hawkhill 
D  d  Watson's  lane,  133  Hawkhill        9 
D  d  Watt  street,  190  Hawkhill  9 

Waverley    lauildings,     66    to    74 
Peddie  street 
Waverley  buildings,  178  Scouring- 
burn 
Well  road,  150  Hawkhill 
Well    road,     108    Strathmartine 
road  7 

Wellbank  lane,  off  Burnside  street, 
Lochee  3 

F  d  Wellgate,     from    Murraygate    to 
foot  of  Hilltown  6 

Wellington  jilace,  1  Wellington  st. 
F  d  Wellington  street,  98  Victoria  road 
to  Ann  street  4 

F  c  Wellington  street,  N,,  a  continu- 
ation of  Wellington  streettoN.    5 
D  e  Westfield  avenue,  172  Perth  rd.  2 

Westfield  entry,  200  Perth  road 
D  e  Westfield  lane,   188    Perth  road 
to  35  Magdalen  Yard  road  2 


D  e  Westfield  place,  186  Perth  road 
to  33  Magdalen  Yard  road  2 

B  c^Westpark  road,  from  Perth  road — 
on  the  west  side  of  the  Cemetery 
— to  Blackness  road  9 

d  Westport,    west    end    of    Over- 
gate  2,  8 
F  e  West  Protection  wall,  from  Craig 
harbour  to  Tide  harbour,  front- 
ing the  river  1 
West  street,  top  of  Paterson  street 
D  e  West  wynd,  95  Perth  rd.  to  248 
Hawkhill  9 
F  d  Whale  lane  (East),  187  Seagate  to 
East  Dock  street  1 
F  d  AVhale  lane  (West),  181  Seagate  to 
East  Dock  street  1 
Whitehall  chambs,  11  Whitehall 
street 
E  e  Whitehall  cres.,  9  Greenmarket 
to  Union  street  2 
E  e  Whitehall  street,  6  Nethergate  to 
Whitehall  crescent  2 
F  d  Whitton  street,  King's  road         4 
Whitton's  lane,  32^  King  street 
Whitton's  pend,  25  Hawkhill 
Whorterbank,  1  High  st. ,  Lochee  3 
D  d  Wilkie's  lane,  141  Hawkhill         9 
F  d  William  street,  62  King  street     4 
F  d  William  st.  ,Forebank,  104  Victoria 
road  to  Ann  street  4 
F  c  William  street,  N.,  continuation 
of  William  street  to  N.  5 
D  d  William  street,  118  Scoiiringburn 
to  Blackness  road  8 
E  d  Willison  street,  44  Barrack  street 
to  N.  Lindsay  street  6 
Wilson  st. ,  54  South  road,  Lochee  3 
Wilson  place,  Wilson  st. ,  Lochee 
Windsor  place,  79  Magdalen  green 
C  e  Windsor  street,  from  W.  end  of 
Magdalen  green  to  Perth  road     2 
C  cZ  Windsor  ter.,  229-235  Perth  rd.   9 
F  c  Wolseley  street,  Dundonald  street 
toN.                                             5 
Wolseley  ter. ,  1  to  5  Wolseley  st. 
Woodbine  place,  14  Park  avenue 
Woodland  place,  5  Park  avenue 
Woodlea  place,  top  of  Mains  road 
G  cWoodville  place,   Forfar  road  to 
Mains  loan                                     5 
E  e  Yeaman  shore,  foot  of  Union  st.  2 
Yeaman's  alley,  Lochee                3 
Yea  nan's  close,  27  Overgate 
Yeaman's  lane,  Lochee                  3 
York  place,  98  Victoria  road 


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PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c. 

The  Rooms  marked  *  are  to  let  for  Sales,  Exhibitions,  Meeting's,  &c. 

Albert  Institute  Buildings,  Albert  square,  top  of  Reform  street 
Albert  Square  Free  Church,  Chapel  street,  Albert  square 
^Ancient  Mason  Lodge  Hall,  79  High  street 
Ancrum  Road  Public  School,  Ancrum  road,  Lochee 
*Argyle  Hall,  1  Overgate 

*Balbirnie  Hall,  143  Victoria  road 

Balfoixr  Street  Public  School,  Balfour  street 

Bank  of  Scotland,  34  Reform  street ;  Branch  office,  1  Victoria  street 

Baptist  Church,  10  Rattray  street,  AVard  road 

Barracks,  ajDiiroach  by  Constitution  road  and  Barrack  road 

Baths  (Public),  West  Protection  Wall  at  Harbour  ;  District  Baths,  Guthrie  st.  1 

Baxter  Park  Free  Church,  Arbroath  road,  west  side  of  Baxter  Park  \ 

Bell  Street  U.P.  Church,  West  Bell  street,  at  junction  with  Constitution  road 

Bellman  Office,  73  Murraygate 

Blackness  Public  School,  157  Blackness  road 

Blind,  Institution  for,  59  Magdalen  green 

Blind,  Dundee  Mission  to  the  Outdoor — Office,  26  Castle  street 

Bog  Mission  Hall,  North  Church  street,  Lochee 

Bonnethill  Free  Church,  203  Hilltown 

Boys'  Home,  9  West  Bell  street 

Boys'  (Working)  Home,  3  West  Bell  street 

British  Linen  Company  Bank,  83  Murraygate  and  41  Westport 

Brown  Street  Public  School,  15  Brown  street 

*Buchan's  Hall,  24  Bank  street 

Burgh  Engineer's  Office,  91  Commercial  street 

Butterburn  U.P.  Church,  foot  of  Hill  street 

*Butterburn  U.P.  Church  Hall,  foot  of  Hill  street 

Butterburn  Public  School,  69  Strathmartine  road,  Butterburn 

Cab  Stances  (see  Hackney  Carriages,  page  62) 

Caird  Home  for  Nurses,  1  Park  place 

*Camperdown  Hall,  22  Barrack  street 

Castle  Street  Congregational  Church,  24  Castle  street 

Catholic  Ai^ostolic  Church,  Dudhope  Crescent  road,  Constitution  road 

Cattle  Market,  East  Dock  street 

Cattle  Depot  (Foreign),  Carolina  port.  East  Camperdown  street 

Cemeteries  Office,  93  Commercial  street 

Cemetery  Office,  Western  Cemetery,  Perth  road 

Chalmers  Free  Chvirch,  Hunter  street 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  Royal  Exchange,  Panmure  street 

Chapelshade  Established  Church,  27  Constitution  road 

Chapelshade  Free  Church,  9  Constitution  road 

Charity  Organization  Society — Office,  7  West  Bell  street 

Children's  Free  Breakfast  Mission  Hall,  17  Constitution  road 

Children's  Shelter,  22  Garland  place.  Constitution  road 

City  Architect's  Office,  32  Bank  street 

*City  Assembly  Rooms,  foot  of  Castle  street 

City  Chamberlain's  Office,  City  Chambers,  14^  High  street 

City  Chambers,  14^  High  street 

City  Churches — comprising  St  Mary's,  or  the  Parish  Church  of  Dundee  ;  St 
Paul's,  or  Sovith  Church  ;  and  St  Clement's,  or  Steei)le  Church,  Nether- 
gate,  opposite  Union  street 


PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c.  29 

City  Engineer's  Office,  91  Commercial  street 

Clepington  Established  Church,  top  of  Isla  street 

Clepington  Public  School,  54  Cotton  road 

Clydesdale  Bank,  east  end  of  High  street 

Collector  of  Poor  Rates  for  Dundee  Combination,  1  St  Clement's  lane 

Collector  of  Inland  Revenue,  31  Bank  street 

Commercial  Bank,  85  Commercial  street 

Conservative  Reading  Rooms,  41  Reform  street ;  29  Isles  lane  ;  150  Hilltown  ; 

High  Street,  Lochee 
Constitution  Road  Chapel,  5  Constitution  road 
Convalescent  House,  14  William  street,  Victoria  road 
Convalescent  Home,  Barnhill,  Broughty  Ferry 
"Cooper's  Hall,  31  Benvie  road 
Courthouse  Buildings,  West  Bell  street 
Cowgate  Public  School,  56  Cowgate 
Curling  Pond,  Stobsmuir,  Pitkerro  road 
Curr  Night  Refuge,  5  West  Bell  street 
Customhouse,  Dock  street,  east  side  of  King  William  dock 
*Cutlers'  Hall,  138  Murraygate 

Day  Nurseries,  33  Isles'  lane,  33  Lilybank  road,  and  52  Cotton  road 

Deaf  and  Dumb,  Dundee  Mission  to  Adult — Rooms,  31  Reform  street 

Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution,  165  Lochee  road 

Drill  Hall,  Parker  square,  West  Bell  street 

Dudhope  Crescent  Road  U.P.  Church,  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Dudhope  Free  Church,  Lochee  road,  opisosite  Polepark  road 

Dudhope  Public  School,  St  Mary's  place,  St  Mary  street 

Dundee  Advertiser  Office,  7  to  25  Bank  street 

Dundee  Courier  Office,  34  North  Lindsay  street 

*Dundee  Hall,  17  Barrack  street 

Dundee,  Perth,  and  London  Shipping  Company's  Office,  5  Shore  terrace 

Eastern  Club,  3  Albert  square 

Electric  Lighting  Central  Station,  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Evening  Telegraph  Office,  7  to  25  Bank  street 

Excise  Office,  31  Bank  street 

Eye  Institution,  86  Nethergate 

Female  Rescue  Home,  18  Union  place,  Lochee 

Fire  Engine  Stations  :  Central  Police  Office  ;  Northern  Police  Office,  66  Union 

street,  Maxwelltown ;   behind  Customhouse,  west  corner,  Dundee ;   and 

Police  Office,  Lochee 
Fish  Market,  Craig  street 

*Forfar  and  Kincardine  Masonic  Lodge  Hall,  13  Meadow  street 
Free  Library,  Museum,  and  Victoria  Art  Galleries,  Albert  Institute  buildings, 

Albert  square,  top  of  Reform  street 
Friends'  Institute  and  Meeting  House,  Whitehall  crescent 

Gas  Commissioners'  Office,  89  Commercial  street— Works,  East  Dock  street 

*Gilfillan  Memorial  Church,  Whitehall  crescent 

Girls'  (Working)  Home,  25  Forebank  road 

Glasite  Meeting-House,  4  King  street 

Glebe  Lands  Public  School,  2  Glebe  street 

*Good  Templar  Hall,  51  Reform  street 

*Gray's  Assembly  Rooms,  22  Perth  road 

Guild  Clerk's  Office,  10  Meadowside 

Guild  Hall,  Townhouse,  High  street 

"'Guthrie  Street  Hall,  top  of  Guthrie  street 


30  PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c. 

Gymnasium,  16  Ward  road 

Harbour  Clerk's  and  Engineer's  Offices,  Customhouse  buildings,  Dock  street 

Harbour  Police  Office,  east  side  Customhouse 

Harris  Academy,  Park  place 

Hawkhill  Public  School,  245  Hawkhill ;  New  Hawkhill  School,  280  Hawkhill 

Hawkhill  U.P.  Church,  98  Hawkhill 

*Hazel  Hall,  31  Nethergate 

Hebrew  Church,  7  Ward  road 

High  (Free)  Church,  top  of  Hospital  wynd 

High  School,  top  of  Eeform  street 

High  School  for  Girls,  Euclid  crescent  and  Euclid  street 

Hill  Street  Public  School,  at  junction  of  Hill  street  with  Strathmartine  road 

Hillbank  Mission  Hall,  57  Cotton  road 

Hilltown  Christian  Mission  Hall,  21  Hilltown 

Hilltown  Free  Church,  North  Wellington  street 

Hilltown  Mission  Hall,  42  and  44  Hilltown 

"  Home,"  23  Paton's  lane 

Hunter  Street  Public  School,  19  Hunter  street 

Incurables,  Home  for,  12  King  street 
Industrial  Schools  :  Girls,  Ward  road  ;  Boys,  Baldovan 
Inland  Revenue  Offices,  29  and  31  Bank  street 
Institution  for  the  Blind,  59  Magdalen  green 

*Jamaica  Street  Hall,  7  Jamaica  street 

James'  U.P.  Church,  Bell  street,  at  junction  with  Euclid  crescent         * 

Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  23  High  street 

Kingscross  Hospital,  Clepington  road 
*Kinnaird  Hall,  6  Bank  street 

Larch  Street  Hall,  3  Larch  street 

Lawside  Convent,  Gardner  street 

Liberal  Club,  107  Murraygate 

Liff  Road  Public  School,  1  Liff  road 

Lindsay  Street  Independent  Church,  31  North  Lindsay  street 

Lloyd's  Surveyor's  Office,  26  East  Dock  street 

Lochee  Baptist  Church,  Union  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  Established  Church,  Brown  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  Free  Church,  High  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  Literary  Association  Reading  Rooms,  High  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  Road  U.P.  Church,  Logie  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  U.P.  Church,  High  street,  Lochee 

*Lochee  U.P.  Church  Hall,  6  Nicol's  lane,  Lochee 

*Lochee  Weavers'  Hall,  High  street,  Lochee 

Lochee  Young  Women's  Christian  Association  Rooms,  High  street,  Lochee 

Logie  Established  Church,  Scott  street,  off  Balgay  street 

Logie  Hall,  Scott  street,  off  Balgay  street 

Long  Wynd  (Old  St  Enoch's)  Baptist  Church,  10  Long  wynd 

M'Cheyne  Free  Church,  328  Perth  road 

Martyrs  Free  Church,  Annfield  road 

Maryfield  Established  Church,  Morgan  street 

Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Sailors'  Home  buildings,  63  Dock  street 

Mitchell  Street  Public  School,  Mitchell  street 

Morgan  Academy,  Forfar  road,  top  of  Albert  street 

Morison  Evangelical  Union  Church,  top  of  Guthrie  street 

Museum,  Albert  Institute  buildings,  Albert  square 


PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c.  31 

National  Bank,  71  Keform  street ;  Branch,  115  Hilltown 
North  Clepington  School,  top  of  Melrose  terrace 

North  of  Scotland  Bank,  24  High  street,  top  of  Crichton  street ;  branch,  93 
High  street,  Lochee 

Ogilvie  Free  Church,  top  of  Albert  street 

Ogilvie  Free  Church  Mission  Hall,  Dundonald  street  i 

Old  Butterburn  Public  School,  Well  road,  Butterburn        » 

Operative  Bakers'  House  of  Call,  15  Vault 

*Operative  Mason  Lodge  Hall,  43  Overgate 

*Operative  Masons'  Hall,  7  Tally  street 

*Operative  Tailors'  Hall,  51  Overgate 

Original  Secession  Church,  Euclid  crescent 

Orphan  Institution,  133  Ferry  road 

Painters'  Hall,  71  High  street 

*Panmure  Hall,  6  Bain  square 

Panmure  St.  Independent  Church,  Panmure  st.,  at  junction  with  Euclid  ores. 

Park  U.P.  Church,  16  Park  avenue 

Parochial  Board  Offices,  Townhouse  buildings,  4  Vault  and  1  St  Clement's  lane 

Parochial  Sick  Hospital,  Mains  loan 

People's  Friend  Office,  7  to  25  Bank  street 

People's  Journal  Office,  7  to  25  Bank  street 

People's  Palace,  160  Nethergate 

Piper  o'  Dundee  Office,  17  and  19  Cowgate 

Plymouth  Brethren  Meeting  Houses,  6  Bain  square  and  3  Sea  wynd 

Police  Office,  Jail,  and  Bridewell,  West  Bell  street — District  stations,  194 
Scouringburn,  144  Princes  street,  64  Union  street,  Maxwelltown,  and 
at  east  end  of  Dock  street,  Dundee  :  and  South  road,  Lochee 

Police  Treasurer  and  Collector's  Office,  95  Commercial  street 

Poor  Houses  :  East — toji  of  Eliza  street ;  West — 205  Blackness  road 

Post  Office,  top  of  Reform  street ;  Branch  office.  Customhouse  buildings^ 
Dock  street ;  Receiving  offices  at  90  King  street,  128  Hilltown,  27 
Strathmartine  road,  142  Scouringburn,  113  Perth  road,  199  Princes  street, 
12  Ferry  road,  65  Hawkhill,  183  Blackness  road,  28  Dundonald  street,  and 
64  High  street,  Lochee 

Princes  Street  Congregational  Church,  157  Princes  street 

*Princes  Street  Halls,  157  Princes  street 

Procurator  Fiscal's  Office,  Courthouse  buildings.  West  Bell  street 

Public  Weighhouse  and  Warehouse,  23  Greenmarket 

Railway  Stations — Caledonian,  South  Union  street;  North  British,  east  end  of 
Esplanade;  Dundee  and  Arbroath,  East  Dock  street.  West  End  Stations 
— ^Caledonian,  Magdalen  green ;  North  British,  vv^est  end  of  Esplanade. 
Lochee  Station — Caledonian,  Old  Muirton  road,  Lochee.  Fairmuir  and 
Maryfield  Goods  Stations,  Clepington  road 

Refuge  Home,  18  Union  place  and  Gordon  street,  Lochee 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages — see  page  42 

Rosebank  Established  Church,  Constitution  street 

*Rosebank  Hall,  62  Rosebank  street 

Rosebank  Sessional  School,  20  Rosebank  street 

Rosebank  Public  School,  Tulloch  crescent 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  22  Castle  street  and  97  Murraygate ;  Branch  offiees, 
36  Westport,  22  King  street,  and  122  High  street,  Lochee 

Royal  Exchange,  Panmure  street 

Royal  Infirmary,  Barrack  road 

Royal  Lunatic  Asylum,  Westgreen,  LifiE 


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32  PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c. 

Eussell  Chapel,  Independent  Church,  179  Hawkhill 
Ryehill  U.P.  Church,  79  Perth  road 

'St  Andrew's  Established  Church,  King  street,  opposite  St  Andrew's  street 
St  Andrew's  Free  Cluirch,  Meadowside,  opposite  Baltic  street 
■St  Andrew's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  152  Nethergate 

St  Andrew's  Roman  Catholic  Schools  :  Boys,  38  Tay  st.  ;  Girls,  174  Overgate 
St  Andrew's  School,  2  William  street,  Victoria  road 

St  Clement's,  or  Steejile  Church  (Established),  Nethergate,  opposite  Union  st. 
St  David's  Established  Church,  North  Tay  street 
St  David's  Free  Church,  west  end  of  Ward  road 
St  David's  Masonic  Hall,  8  Bank  street 
St  Enoch's  Established  Church,  79  Nethergate 
St  John  the  Baptist  Episcopal  Church,  116  Albert  street 
St  John's,  or  Cross  Church  (Established),  57  Tay  street 
St  John's  Free  Chiirch,  122  Perth  road 
St  John's  Free  Church  School,  40  Park  wynd 

St  Joseph's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  AVilkie's  lane.  Blackness  road 
St  Joseph's  Roman  Catholic  Reading  Room,  2  Larch  street 
St  Luke's  Established  Church,  High  street,  Lochee 
St  Margaret's  Episcojjal  Church,  Ancrum  road,  Lochee 
St  Margaret's  Infant  School,  St  Ann  street,  Lochee 
St  Mark's  Established  Church,  Greenfield  place,  158  Perth'^oad 
St  Martin's  Episcopal  School,  67  Derby  street 

St  Mary's,  or  the  Parish  Church  of  Dundee,  Nethergate,  opx^osite  Union  street 
St  Mary  Magdalene's  Episcoi^al  Chapel,  11  Blinshall  street 
St  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  34  Forebank  road 
St  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Church  and  School,  St  Mary's  lane,  Lochee 
St  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Reading  Rooms,  Burnside  street,  Lochee 
St  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Schools,  32  Forebank  road 
St  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Infant  School,  Powrie  place,  Ann  street 
St  Matthew's  Established  Church,  78  Ferry  road 
St  Patrick's  Hall,  38  Tay  street 

St  Patrick's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  59  Lilybank  road 
St  Patrick's  Roman  Catholic  School,  Lilybank  road 

St  Paul's,  or  South  Church  (Established),  Nethergate,  opposite  Union  street 
St  Paul's  Free  Church,  116  Nethergate 

St  Paul's  Episcopal  Church  and  School,  Castlehill,  top  of  Seagate 
St  Peter's  Free  Church,  St  Peter  street 

St  Salvador's  Episcopal  Church  and  School,  top  of  St  Salvador  street 
.  St  Stephen's  Roman  Catholic  Schools,  2  Larch  street 
St  Stephen's  Young  Men's  Hall,  2  Larch  street 
St  Thomas'  Established  Church,  Logieden,  Lochee  road 
Sailors'  Home,  62  Dock  street 
Sailors'  Reading-room,  east  side  of  Customhouse 
Salem  Chapel,  Salem  street,  59  Constitution  road 

Salvation  Army  Halls — Arcade,  Lindsay  st.,  Larch  st.,  and  Rosebank  st. 
Sanitary  Inspector's  Ofliice,  Courthouse  square  and  West  Bell  street 
Savings  Bank,  2  Euclid  street ;  Branch  Offices — 28  Strathmartine  road,  and 

67  High  street,  Lochee 
School  Wynd  U.P.  Chiirch,  6  South  Lindsay  street 
School  Board  Office,  32  Castle  street 

Scottish  Fancier  and  Rural  Gazette  Office,  17  and  19  Cowgate 
Seamen's  Chapel,  Candle  lane 
Session  Clerk's  Office,  52  Bell  street 
Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  Courthouse  buildings.  West  Bell  street 


PUBLIC  OFFICES,  BUILDINGS,  &c.  33 

Shipping  Office,  Sailors'  Home  buildings,  Candle  lane 

Shore  Dues  Office,  Customhouse  buildings,  Dock  street 

Sick  Poor  Nursing  Society — Caird  Home  for  Nurses,  1  Park  place 

Skating  Ponds,  Stobsmuir,  Pitkerro  road 

Smithfield  Episcopal  School,  67  Derby  street 

South  Road  Public  School,  77  South  road 

Stamps  and  Taxes — Assessor  and  Surveyor's  Office,  29  Bank  street 

*Strathmore  Hall,  3  Sea  wynd,  Nethergate 

Tay  Ferries  Office  and  Station,  Craig  pier.  South  Union  street 

Tay  Square  U.P.  Church,  Tay  square,  Tay  street 

Tay  Street  Public  School,  46  South  Tay  street 

Technical  Institute,  Small's  wynd 

Telegraph  Offices — at  General  Post  Office,  top  of  Reform  street  ;  Branch  Post 
Office — Customhovise  buildings,  Dock  st.  ;  at  128  Hilltown,  113  Perth  road, 
199  Princes  street,  65  Hawkhill,  142  Scouringburn,  Caledonian  "West 
station,  Taybridge  station,  and  East  Station 

Theatre — Her  Majesty's  Theatre  and  Opera  House,  Seagate 

Town  and  County  Bank,  5  Albert  square,  Meadowside 

Town  Clerk's  Office,  City  Chambers,  14J  High  street 

^"Trades'  Hall,  King's  road 

Trinity  Evangelical  Union  Church,  74  Victoria  road 

Union  Bank,  2  Panmure  street 

Unitarian  Christian  Church,  53  Constitution  road 

University  College,  149  Nethergate 

University  Club,  104  Nethergate 

Victoria  Art  Galleries,  Albert  square 

*Victoria  Hall,  52  Victoria  road 

*Victoria  Hall,  High  street,  Lochee 

Victoria  Road  Public  School,  King's  road,  Victoria  road 

Victoria  Street  U.P.  Church,  Victoria  st.,  at  junction  with  Brown  Constable  st. 

Wallacetown  Established  Chiirch,  Crescent  street,  opposite  Church  street 

Wallacetown  Public  School,  Crescent  street 

Ward  Chapel,  Independent  Church,  foot  of  Constitution  road 

Water  Commissioners'  Office,  95  Commercial  street ;  Manager's   Office,  93 

Commercial  street 
Weekly  News  Office,  34  North  Lindsay  street 
Wellburn  Roman  Catholic  Institiition,  Liff  road,  Lochee 
Wellgate  Free  Church,  45  Dudhope  street 
*Wellgate  Hall,  59  Wellgate 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Churches,  17  Ward  road,  and  foot  of  Wellington  street 
Western  Club,  1  New  Inn  entry.  High  street 
Willison  Free  Church,  56  Barrack  street 
Wishart  U.P.  Church,  108  Cowgate 

*Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Rooms,  10  Constitution  road 
*Young  Women's  Christian  Association  Rooms,  33  Tay  street 


(PUBLIC  PARKS. — Balgay  Park,  west  end  Blackness  road ;  Baxter  Park,  north 
side  of  Arbroath  road  ;  Bleaching  Green,  west  side  of  Constitution  road  ; 
Fairmuir,  east  side  of  Strathmartine  road  ;  Law  Hill,  north  of  Adelaide 
place ;  Magdalen  Green,  foot  of  Magdalen  Yard  road ;  Stobsmuir, 
Pitkerro  road  ;  Barrack  Park,  Barrack  road  ;  Lochee  Park,  Ancrum  road. 
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MUNICIPAL  WARD   BOUNDARIES. 

W-ARD  First. — On  the  east  by  the  eastern  boundarj'  of  the  burgh ;  on  the 
south  by  the  river  Tay ;  on  the  west  by  a  line  commencing  at  the  top  of  Castle 
street,  and  thence  running  southward  along  Castle  street  to  Dock  street,  and 
thence  southward  to  the  Royal  arch  at  the  harbour  of  Dundee,  and  thence 
through  the  centre  of  said  arch  in  a  straight  line  southward  to  the  river  Tay  ; 
and  on  the  north  by  High  street,  Murraygate,  Cowgate,  King  street,  Princes 
street,  and  the  Dundee  and  Arbroath  (of  old  turnpike)  road  to  the  eastern 
boundary  of  the  burgh. 

Ward  Second.— On  the  south  bj'  the  river  Tay;  on  the  east  by  the  western 
boundary  of  Ward  First ;  on  the  west  by  the  western  boundary  of  the  burgh  ; 
and  on  the  north  and  north-west  by  a  line  commencing  on  the  Dundee  and 
Invergowrie  (of  old  turnpike)  road,  commonly  called  the  Perth  road,  where  said 
road  intersects  the  municipal  boundary,  and  from  thence  running  eastward  along 
the  said  road  to  the  point  where  it  is  joined  by  Small's  wynd,  and  thence  north- 
ward along  Small's  wynd  to  and  crossing  the  Hawkhill  and  thence  northwards 
to  and  along  Hunter  street  to  Scouringburn,  and  from  thence  eastward  along 
Scouringburn,  Westport,  Overgate,  and  High  street,  to  the  top  of  Castle  street. 
Ward  Third.— Commencing  on  the  road  from  Dundee  to  Coupar- Angus 
commonly  called  the  Lochee  road,  at  a  point  thereon  nearly  opposite  Logie 
Farm  steading  where  an  unnamed  road  leading  off  said  Lochee  road  to  the 
Lawside  road  begins,  and  from  thence  running  along  said  unnamed  road  to  said 
Lawside  road,  and  from  thence  northward  along  said  Lawside  road  to  the 
Loons  road,  and  from  thence  eastward  and  northward  and  eastward  again  along 
said  Loons  road  to  the  junction  of  Hospital  street  with  said  road,  and  from 
thence  northwards  along  Hospital  street  to  the  Clepington  road,  and  thence 
eastward  along  the  said  Clepington  road  to  its  intersection  by  the  Strath- 
martine  road,  and  thence  northward  along  the  Strathmartine  road  to  the 
northern  boundary  of  the  extended  burgh,  and  thence  north-westward  along 
said  northern  boundary  to  King's  Cross,  and  from  thence  westward  along  the 
northern  boundary  of  the  burgh  to  its  north-west  point,  and  from  thence  south- 
ward along  the  western  boundar)'  of  the  burgh  to  a  point  in  said  western 
boundary  straight  west  from  the  western  termination  of  the  road  south  of 
Billhead  Farm  Steading,  and  from  thence  eastward  to  and  along  said  road  to 
its  junction  with  the  northern  approach  to  Balgay  park,  thence  northward  and 
eiistward  along  said  northern  approach  to  its  junction  with  Ancrum  road,  and 
from  thence  eastward  along  said  Ancrum  road  to  opposite  Gibb's  lane,  thence 
in  a  straight  line  south-eastward  to  the  point  in  said  Lochee  road  where  it 
commenced. 

Ward  Fourth. — On  the  east  by  the  eastern  boundary  of  the  burgh  ;  on  the 
south  by  the  northern  boundary  of  Ward  First ;  on  the  west  by  King's  road  and 
Forebank  road  ;  and  on  the  north  and  north-west  by  Ann  street  of  Maxwelltown, 
to  its  junction  with  the  roadway  of  Hillbank  road  and  Cotton  road,  and  from 
thence  along  said  roadway  to  Laing  street,  and  from  thence  along  Laing  street 
crossing  Dens  road  to  and  along  Dura  street,  and  continuation  thereof  to  the 
Pitkerro  (of  old  turnpike)  road,  and  from  thence  along  said  road  to  the  north- 
easterly boundary  of  the  burgh  at  Stobsmuir. 

Ward  Fifth. — On  the  south  and  south-east  by  the  northern  boundary  of 
Ward  Fourth  from  the  eastern  to  the  western  termination  thereof,  and  from  said 
western  termination  along  Ann  street  to  the  Hilltown  ;  on  the  west  by  the 
Hilltown  from  the  junction  of  Ann  street  therewith)  northward  to  Mains  road, 
and  from  thence  northward  along  Mains  road  to  its  junction  with  the  Provost 
road,  and  from  thence  along  the  Provost  road  to  Clepington  road,  and  from 
thence  northward  in  a  straight  line  to  the  northern  boundary  of  the  extended 


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bnrgh,  and  from  thence  eastward  along  the  north  and  north-east  boundary  of 
the  burgh  to  the  north-easterly  point  of  said  boundary  at  Stobsmuir. 

Ward  Sixth. — Commencing  at  the  western  termination  of  the  Overgate  at 
its  intersection  by  North  Tay  street  and  South  Tay  street,  and  thence  along 
North  Taj'  street  and  the  Lochee  road  to  the  point  where  Dudhope  Crescent 
road  leads  off  the  said  Lochee  road,  and  from  thence  along  Dudhope  Crescent 
road  to  Constitution  road,  and  from  thence  northward  along  Constitution  road 
to  the  point  where  Constitution  street  leads  off  the  said  road,  and  from  thence 
eastward  along  Constitution  street  to  its  termination  in  Rosebank  street,  and 
from  thence  southward  and  eastward  along  the  said  street  to  its  junction  with 
the  Hilltown.  and  from  thence  along  Ann  street  to  the  point  where  Forebank 
road  joins  said  Ann  street,  and  thence  southward  along  Forebank  road  and 
King's  road  to  King  street,  and  from  thence  westward  along  King  street  and 
Cowgate,  and  south-westward  along  Murraygate,  High  street,  and  Overgate  to 
the  point  where  it  commenced. 

Ward  Seventh. — Commencing  in  Constitution  road,  at  the  junction  of 
Dudhope  Crescent  road  with  said  Constitution  road,  and  from  thence  leading 
northward  along  said  Constitution  road  to  its  junction  with  Constitution  street, 
and  thence  along  said  Constitution  street  to  its  junction  with  Rosebank  street, 
and  thence  southward  and  eastward  along  said  Rosebank  street  to  its  junction 
with  the  Hilltown,  and  thence  northward  along  the  Hilltown  and  Mains  road  and 
Provost  road  to  Clepington  road,  and  from  thence  in  a  straight  line  north  to 
the  northern  boundary  of  the  extended  burgh,  and  from  thence  westward 
along  said  northern  boundary  to  Strathmartine  road,  and  from  thence  south- 
ward along  said  Strathmartine  road  to  said  Clepington  road,  and  from  thence 
westward  along  said  Clepington  road  to  the  point  where  Hospital  street  joins 
the  said  road,  and  from  thence  southward  along  said  Hospital  street  to  Loons 
road,  and  from  thence  westward  and  southward  and  westward  again  along 
Loons  road  to  Lawside  road,  and  from  thence  southward  and  eastward  and 
southward  again  along  Lawside  road  to  Dudhope  terrace,  and  from  thence 
westward  along  the  northern  boundary  of  Barrack  park  to  its  western  boundar}', 
and  from  thence  southward  along  its  western  boundary  to  Lochee  road,  and 
from  thence  south-eastward  along  Lochee  road  to  its  junction  with  Dudhope 
Crescent  road,  and  from  thence  eastward  along  Dudhope  Crescent  road  to 
Constitution  road  where  it  commenced. 

Ward  Eighth.— Commencing  on  the  east  at  the  eastern  termination  of 
Westport  at  its  intersection  by  South  Tay  street  and  North  Tay  street,  and 
from  thence  northward  and  westward  along  North  Tay  street  and  the  Lochee 
read  to  a  point  in  said  road  immediately  opposite  the  western  boundary  of  the 
Barrack  park,  and  from  thence  northward  along  said  western  boundary  to  the 
northern  boundary  of  said  Barrack  park,  and  from  thence  eastward  along  said 
northern  boundary  to  Dudhope  terrace,  and  from  thence  northward  and  westward 
along  Lawside  road,  to  the  unnamed  road  leading  from  the  Dundee  and  Coupar- 
Angus  road,  commonly  called  the  Lochee  road,  to  said  Lawside  road,  forming  part 
of  the  boundary  of  Ward  Third,  and  from  thence  along  the  southern  boundary  of 
Ward  Third  to  the  western  boundary  of  the  parliamentarj'  burgh,  and  from 
thence  southward  along  said  western  boundary  of  the  parliamentary  burgh  to 
the  Blackness  road,  and  from  thence  eastward  along  said  Blackness  road  and 
Scouringburn  and  the  Westport  to  the  point  where  it  commenced. 

Ward  Ninth.— Commencing  on  the  west  boundary  of  the  burgh,  in  the  said 
Dundee  and  Invergowrie  (of  old  turnpike)  road,  commonly  called  the  Perth 
road,  where  such  boundary  is  intersected  by  said  road,  and  from  thence  running 
eastward  along  said  road  to  its  junction  with  Small's  wynd,  and  from  thence 
running  north-westward  along  Small's  wynd  to  and  crossing  the  Hawkhill,  and 
thence  northwards  to  and  along  Hunter  street  to  the  junction  of  the  latter  with 
the  Scouringburn  road,  and  from  thence  running  along  Scouringburn  road  to 


36  MUNICIPAL  WARD  BOUNDARIES. 

its  junction  with  Blackness  road,  and  thence  westward  along  the  Blackness  road 
to  the  western  boundary  of  the  burgh,  and  from  thence  running  down  said 
western  boundary  to  the  point  where  it  commenced. 

And  it  is  declared  that  the  said  several  boundaries  of  the  said  several  wards 
ran  along  the  centres  of  the  streets  and  roads  by  which  thej'  are  declared  to  be 
bounded,  except  where  the  contrary  is  particularly  mentioned  ;  and  as  to  any 
streets,  grounds,  houses,  or  places  within  the  boundaries  of  the  burgh  not  em- 
braced in  any  of  the  special  descriptions  before  mentioned,  the  same  shall  be 
held  to  belong  to  that  ward  to  which  any  such  streets,  grounds,  houses,  or 
places  are  severally  next  adjacent;  and  in  case  of  any  dispute,  the  same  shall 
be  decided  by  the  Provost  or  acting  Chief  Magistrate  of  Dundee  for  the  time 
being. 


HOLIDAYS,  FESTIVALS,  and  TERMS.— 

Public  Holidays. — New  Year's  Day,  Second  Mondays  of  April  and  October, 
Queen's  Birthday  ;   Summer  Holidays,  beginning  fourth  Monday  of  July. 

Bank  Holidays.— New  Year's  Day,  Good  Friday,  first  Mondays  in  May  and 
August,  Christmas  Day. 

Trades  Holidays. — Engineers,  second  Saturday  of  June ;  Builders,  last 
Saturday  of  August. 

Quarterly  Terms. — Candlemas,  2nd  February  ;  Whitsunday,  15th  May ; 
Lammas,  1st  August;  Martinmas,  11th  November;  removal  terms,  28th  May 
and  28th  November. 

Movable  Festivals,  &c.,  for  1894-95. — 

1894.  1895. 

May       24— Corpus  Christi.  April     7. — Palm  Sunday. 

Oct.       31— Hallowe'en.  ,,       12— Good  Friday. 

Nov.      30— St  Andrew's  Day.  „       14— Easter  Sunday. 

Dec.         2 — Advent  Sunday.  „       19— Primrose  Day. 

1895.  May     19— Rogation  Sunday. 
Jan.         6— Epiphany.  „       23— Ascension  Dav. 

Feb.       10— Septuagesima  Sunday.         June      2— Pentecost— Whitsundav. 

„  14-  St  Valentine's  Day.  ,,         9— Trinity  Sunday. 

„  27— Ash  Wednesday.  ,,       13— Corpus  Christi. 

Mar.      17— St  Patrick's  Dav. 


FAIKS  AND  MAKKETS. 

Stobb's  Fair,  for  Cattle,  Sheep,  and  Horses,  is  held  on  the  first  Tuesday 
after  the  11th  of  July. 

Dundee  First  Fair,  for  Cattle  and  Horses,  is  held  on  26th  August,  but  if 
that  day  fall  upon  a  Saturday,  Sunday,  or  Monday,  then  the  first  Tuesday 
thereafter. 

Dundee  Latter  Fair,  for  Cattle  and  Horses,  is  held  on  the  19th  September 
— the  same  rule  applying  as  with  the  First  Fair. 

Bell's  Fair — Feeing  Market— is  held  on  the  first  Friday  of  October. 

N.B. — These  Markets  are  held  at  the  Fairmuir,  Strathmartine  road. 

"  Flit-Fridays,"  or  the  Term  Feeing  Markets,  are  held  on  28th  May  and 
28th  November,  if  these  dates  fall  on  a  Tuesday  or  Friday,  failing  which,  on  the 
first  Tuesday  or  Friday  thereafter. 

A  Weekly  Cattle  and  Sheep  Market  is  held  every  Tuesday  forenoon,  at 
the  New  Cattle  Market,  Carolina  port. 
Market  Days— Tuesday  and  Friday. 


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MUNICIPAL  LISTS. 

POPULATION.  —  According  to  the  Census  returns,  the  population  of 
Dundee  in  1891  was  154,118,  and  in  1894  it  is  estimated  at  158,719.  Parlia- 
mentary Constituency  for  1893-94,  18,330.  Municipal  Constituency— Males, 
18,481;  females,  4,391;  total,  22,872. 

VALUATION  OF  THE  BURGH.— The  Valuation  of  the  Burgh  for  the 
year  1893-94  is  £700,455  5s,  as  against  £682,269  18s  for  1892-93.  Increase, 
£18,185,  7s. 

MEMBEES  OF  PARLIAMENT  FOR  THE  BURGH.— Sir  John  Leng  (of 
Kinbrae,  Newport-on-Tay),  House  of  Commons,  London.  Edmund  Robert- 
son, 4  Essex  court.  Temple,  London,  E.C. 


MAGISTRATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL. 

Magistrates. 
Lord  Provost — James  Low,  Allan  street. 

Lord  Dean  of  Guild— George  Brodie  Paul,  11  Whitehall  street 
Treasurer  —George  Willsher,  12  Candle  lane. 

Bailies. 


William  Doig,  9  High  street. 

James  Perrie,  173  High  street,  Lochee. 

William  Stephenson,  30  Guthrie  street. 


Duncan Macdonald,  24  Thomson  street. 
Daniel  S.  Smith,  4  High  street. 
James  Foggie,  2  Raglan  street. 


Councillors 
Ward  First. 
Wm.  Mudie,  Westmarch,  Monifieth 
George  Ritchie,  34  Seagate. 
Peter  Adamson,  4  Allan  street. 


Ward  Second. 
George  Willsher,  12  Candle  lane. 
John  Stuart,  24  East  Dock  street. 
Alexander  Speed,  82  High  street. 

Ward  Third. 
Alex.  Elliot,  123  High  street,  Lochee. 
Bailie  Jas.  Perrie,  173  High  st.,  Lochee. 
John  Bruce,  Burnside  street,  Lochee. 

Ward  Fourth. 
Peter  Craig  Storrie,  32^  King  street. 
Alexander  Low,  34  King  street. 
James  Duncan,  23  Victoria  road. 


Ward  Fifth. 
William  Hunter,  11  Wellgate. 
Bailie  James  Foggie,  2  Raglan  street. 
Francis  Stevenson,  30  Meadowside. 


Ward  Sixth. 
Bailie  William  Doig,  9  High  street. 
Robert  Keith,  87  High  street. 
David  H.  Ferrier,  2  Hilltown. 

Ward  Seventh. 
Hugh  Ballingall,  6  Ash  street. 
Bailie  Daniel  S.  Smith,  4  High  street. 
Lord  Provost  James  Low,  Allan  street. 

Ward  Eighth. 
William  Nixon,  7  Ward  road. 
Bailie  Wm.  Stephenson,  30  Guthrie  st. 
Daniel  J.  M'Kinnon,  121  HawkhUl. 


Ward  Ninth. 
Bailie  D.  Macdonald,  24  Thomson  st.  |  William  Brownlee,  52  Small's  wynd. 
William  Blair,  221  Overgate. 

List  of  Committees— Property  and  Esplanade  Committee— D.  H.  Ferrier, 
Convener.  Bailies  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie  ;  The  Lord  Dean 
of  Guild  ;  Treasurer  Willsher  ;  Councillors  Adamson,  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Stuart, 
Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce,  Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Ferrier, 
Ballingall,  Nixon,  M'Kinnon,  Brownlee,  Blair. 

Finance  Committee,  including  Law— Treasurer  Willsher,  Convener.  Bailies 
Doig,  Perrie,  Stephenson,   Macdonald,  Smith,   Foggie;    The  Lord  Dean  of 


38  MUNICIPAL  LISTS. 

Guild ;  Councillors  Adamson,  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce, 
Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Nixon,  M'Kinnon,  Blair. 

Committee  on  Hospital  Fvmd  and  Johnston's  Charity — Peter  Adamson, 
Convener.  Bailies  Doig,  Perrie,  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Foggie  ;  The  Lord 
Dean  of  Guild ;  Treasurer  Willsher ;  Councillors  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Adamson. 
Speed,  Storrie,  Stevenson,  Terrier,  M'Kinnon,  Brownlee. 

Council  Representatives  at  Meetings  of  Commissioners  of  Supply — Lord 
Provost  Low ;  Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul ;  Treasurer  Willsher ;  Councillors 
Mudie,  Ritchie,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Ballingall. 

N.B. — The  Lord  Provost  is  a  Member  of  all  Committees,  and  Members  of 
Council  are  entitled  to  attend  all  Meetings  of  Committees,  though  not  Mem- 
bers, but  without  voting. 

Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Town  Clerk — oflfice,  City  chambers.  David 
Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain — office,  City  chambers.  William  Alexander, 
City  Architect — office,  32  Bank  street.  James  Robertson,  Council  Officer, 
City  chambers.  Thomas  Nicoll,  jun.,  Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures 
— office,  29  North  Lindsay  street. 

Public  Analyst — George  D.  Macdougald,  13  Shore  terrace. 

POLICE  COMMISSIONERS.— The  Lord  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town 
Council  are  also  the  Commissioners  of  Police  for  the  Burgh.  The  following 
are  the  Committees  appointed  by  the  Commissioners  : — 

Police  Committee,  including  Watching  and  Fire  Engines — Bailies  Doig, 
Perrie,  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie  ;  Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul ; 
Councillors  Willsher,  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Adamson,  Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce, 
Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Ferrier,  Ballingall,  Nixon, 
M'Kinnon,  Blair  ;  Councillor  Willsher,  Convener. 

Lighting  Committee — Bailies  Perrie,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie ;  Councillors 
Mudie,  Adamson,  Speed,  Elliot,  Low,  Duncan,  Ferrier,  Nixon,  M'Kinnon, 
Blair  ;  Councillor  Mudie,  Convener. 

Works  Committee,  including  Paving  and  Flagging  of  Streets,  and  Tramways 
— Bailies  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie  ;  Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul ; 
Councillors  Bruce,  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Adamson,  Willsher,  Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot, 
Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Ferrier,  Ballingall,  Nixon, 
M'Kinnon,  Brownlee,  Blair  ;  Councillor  Bruce,  Convener. 

Finance  Committee,  including  Law — Councillor  Ritchie,  Convener.     The 

Conveners   of  all  the  other  stated  Committees  of  the  Commission ;  Bailies 

.  Doig,  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie  ;    Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul ; 

Councillors  Ritchie,  Adamson,  Stuart,  Speed,  Low,   Duncan,  Hunter,  Keith, 

Nixon,  Blair. 

Improvement  Committee — Lord  Provost  Low,  Convener.     All  the  Board. 

Sanitary  Committee,  including  the  Hospital  and  all  Sanitary  and  Public 
Health  Matters,  and  also  Lodging-Houses,  but  not  including  what  is  specially 
assigned  to  the  Cleansing  Committee — Bailies  Doig,  Perrie,  Stephenson,  Mac- 
donald, Smith,  Foggie  ;  Councillors  Elliot,  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Willsher,  Stuart, 
Speed,  Bruce,  Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith,  Ferrier, 
Ballingall,  Nixon,  M'Kinnon,  Blair;  Councillor  Elliot,  Convener. 

Cleansing  Committee,  applicable  to  Cleansing  of  Streets,  &c.,  and  Disposal 
of  Refuse,  &c.,  and  Urinals,  and  Horse  Troughs — Bailies  Perrie,  Stephenson, 
Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie;  Councillors  Mudie,  Ritchie,  Willsher,  Stuart, 
Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce,  Storrie,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keith, 
Ballingall,  Nixon,  M'Kinnon,  Blair ;  Bailie  Perrie,  Convener, 

Recreation  Grounds  Committee,  including  Balgay  Hill — Bailies  Doig,  Perrie, 
Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie ;  Councillors  Storrie,  Mudie,  AVillsher, 


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Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Keitli,  Ferrier, 
Nixon,  M'Kinnon,  Blair  ;  Councillor  Storrie,  Convener. 

Baths  Committee — Bailies  Stephenson,  Macdonald,  Smith,  Foggie ;  Coun- 
cillors Stevenson,  Mudie,  Adamson,  Willsher,  Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce, 
Storrier,  Low,  Duncan,  Hunter,  Keith,  Ferrier,  Nixon,  Blair ;  Councillor 
Stevenson,  Convener. 

Markets,  &c. ,  Committee — Bailies  Perrie,  Stephenson,  Smith,  Foggie  ; 
Councillors  M'Kinnon,  Mudie,  Willsher,  Stuart,  Speed,  Elliot,  Bruce,  Low, 
Duncan,  Hunter,  Ferrier,  Ballingall,  Nixon,  Blair ;  Councillor  M'Kinnon, 
Convener. 

N.B. — The  Lord  Provost  is  a  Member  of  all  the  Committees  of  the  Board. 
Two  Members  of  each  of  the  above  Committees  are  a  quorum. 

Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Clerk;  William  Thornton,  Depute-Clerk — 
office,  15  Albert  square.  James  Smith,  Collector  and  Treasurer — office,  95 
Commercial  street.  William  Mackison,  Surveyor  and  Master  of  Works — 
office,  91  Commercial  street.  David  Dewar,  Chief  Constable  and  Procurator 
Fiscal — office,  West  Bell  street. 

WATEE  COMMISSION,  consisting  of  all  the  Members  of  the  Town  Council 
of  Dundee ;  and  J.  G.  Orchar,  Provost ;  W.  N.  Machan,  First  Bailie  ;  and 
David  Whyte,  of  Broughty  Ferry  ;  and  Alex.  Scott,  Provost,  Newport. 

Works  Committee — Two  a  quorum — Councillor  Brownlee,  Convener.  All 
the  members  of  the  Commission. 

Finance  Committee — Two  a  quorum — Councillor  Nixon,  Convener.  All 
the  members  of  the  Commission. 

George  Baxter,  Engineer  and  Manager — office,  93  Commercial  street.  James 
Smith,  Treasurer — office,  95  Commercial  street. 

DUNDEE  BUEIAL  BOAED.— The  Lord  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Council 
are  the  Parochial  Board  for  burial  ground  purposes. 

Works  Committee — All  the  Members  of  the  Board — Peter  C.  Storrie,  Con- 
vener. Finance  Committee— All  the  Members  of  the  Board — Peter  C.  Storrie, 
Convener.     Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Clerk.     James  Smith,  Treasurer. 

Burial  Grounds. — Eastern  Necropolis,  Arbroath  road;  Western  Necro- 
polis, Balgay  hill;  New  Burying  Ground,  Constitution  road;  Howff, 
Meadowside  ;  St  Peter's,  Perth  road ;  St  Andrew's,  Cowgate ;  Eoodyards, 
Ferry  road  ;  and  Logie  Churchyard,  Lochee  road. 

John  Carnochan,  Superintendent,  93  Commercial  street — Office  open  during 
the  week  from  9  a.m.  till  12  noon,  1.30  p.m.  till  3  p.m.,  and  from  6  till  7 
evening;  and  on  Saturdays  from  9  a.m.  till  12  noon  only.  Offices  at  the 
Eastern  Necroiaolis  and  Western  Necropolis  oi)en  during  the  day. 

CITY  PAEKS  AND  EECEEATION  GEOUNDS,  including  Balgay  Hill- 
Peter  C.  Storrie,  Convener  of  Committee.  John  Carnochan,  Superintendent, 
93  Commercial  street. 

CITY  POLICE  ESTABLISHMENT.— Central  Office,  West  Bell  street. 
District  Stations — Northern  Office,  Union  street,  MaxAvelltown ;  Eastern  Office, 
Princes  street ;  Western  Office,  Scouringburn ;  Lochee  Office,  South  road, 
Lochee ;  Harbour  Office,  Dock  street.  David  Dewar,  Chief  Constable  and 
Procurator-Fiscal.  One  deputy  chief  constable,  three  lieutenants,  eight 
inspectors,  ten  detective  officers,  fourteen  sergeants,  and  one  hundred  and 
sixty-nine  constables.     Total  strength,  206. 

Sanitary  Department.— West  Bell  street.  Thomas  Kinnear,  Chief 
Inspector,  one  sanitary  inspector,  five  practical  inspectors,  five  sanitary 
officers,  two  clerks,  and  one  van  driver. 


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Cleansing  Department. — One  inspector,  five  foremen,  one  hundred  and 
seventy  scavengers  and  carters,  three  blacksmiths,  and  three  joiners.  James 
Arthur,  Inspector,  Dock  Street. 

Judges  op  Police  Court. — The  Lord  Provost  and  Bailies  of  the  Burgh. 
Thomas  Thornton,  Assessor ;  William  Thornton,  Depute-Assessor. 

H.M.  Prison. — West  Bell  street.  Wm.  Geddes,  Governor  ;  Jas.  W.  Miller, 
M.D.,  Surgeon;  Rev.  David  R.  Robertson,  Chaplain;  Eight  Rev.  Mons. 
Clapperton,  V.G.,  Roman  Catholic  Visiting  Clergyman  ;  Miss  M'Kay,  Matron  ; 
one  Head  Warder,  one  Clerk,  nine  Second  Class  Warders,  three  Second 
Class  Female  Warders,  and  two  Harmoniumists. 

Fire  Brigade. — Superintendent,  Robert  Ramsay.     Central  Station — West 
Bell  street ;  Captams,  G.  Matthew  and  John  Ramsay  ;  twelve  firemen.    Har-    j 
boxir    Station — Customhouse  ;     Captain,    Richard    Gracey ;    three    firemen.  ,  J 
Northern  Station — 66  Union  street,  MaxwelltoAvn  ;  Captain,  Chas.  Marshall ;    ^ 
three  firemen.     Lochee  Station  ;  Captain,  Alex.  Hamilton  ;  three  firemen. 

GAS  COMMISSION.— Office,  89  Commercial  street ;  Works,  Peep-o'-Day. 
Members  ex  officio — Lord  Provost  Low,  Chairman  ;  Bailie  Doig  ;  Lord  Dean  of 
Guild  Paul ;  William  Nicoll,  Convener  of  the  Nine  Trades.  Elected  Members — 
From  the  Town  Council — Bailie  Macdonald ;  Councillors  M'Kinnon,  Speed, 
Hunter,  Brownlee.  From  the  Guildry — James  Mitchell,  Hugh  Ballingall, 
T.  S.  Blakeney,  Robert  Keith.  From  the  Chamber  of  Commerce — A.  H.  Foggie, 
R.  O.  Parker,  David  M'Intyre,  James  Berry,  James  Guthrie.  From  the 
Nine  Trades — Thomas  D.  Smibert.     From  the  Three  Trades — W.  S.  Smith. 

Finance  Committee — All  the  Members  of  Board — Jas.  Mitchell,  Convener. 

Works  Committee — All  the  Members  of  Board — Wm.  Brownlee,  Convener. 

Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Clerk  ;  A.  I.  Strachan,  Treasurer;  JohnM'Crae, 
Manager  of  Works  ;  Samuel  Donald,  Analyst. 

Electric  Lighting  Committee — The  Works  Committee.  Ai-ea — That  por- 
tion of  the  city  comprehended  within  a  boundary  commencing  at  a  point  in 
the  Nethergate  opposite  South  Tay  street,  thence  along  Tay  street  to  West 
Bell  street,  thence  to  and  along  Bell  street  and  Victoria  road  to  top  of  Well- 
gate,  thence  along  Wellgate  and  Cowgate  to  Queen  street,  thence  by  way  of 
Queen  street,  Seagate,  and  Trades  lane  to  Dock  street,  thence  by  way  of  Dock 
street,  South  Union  street,  Yeaman  shore,  and  St  Andrew's  R.C.  Church  to 
point  of  commencement.  Central  Station,  Dudhope  Crescent  road.  Engineers, 
Urquhart  &  Small,  London ;  Resident  Engineer,  Walter  H.  Brownlee. 

GUILDRY  INCORPORATION.— G.  B.  Paul,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild. 
Assessors — James  Mitchell,  T.  S.  Ross,  John  P.  Kyd,  Hugh  Ballingall,  T.  S. 
Robertson,  Robert  L.  Watson,  Joseph  J.  Barrie,  David  Bruce,  Thomas  S. 
Blakeney,  Alex.  Mathewson,  Robert  Keith,  Jas.  G.  Orchar,  Henry  M'Grady, 
Joseph  Lindsay,  Lord  Provost  Low,  Andrew  Leitch,  D.  R.  Dawson,  John  ' 
Miln  ;  D.  Gordon  Stewart,  10  Meadowside,  Clerk  ;  David  Don,  Collector. 

NINE  INCORPORATED  TRADES.— William  Nicoll,  Convener;  Robert      : 
C  Walker,  Boxmaster  and  Clerk. 

Deacons.  Assessors, 

Bakers, Thomas  Anderson.  Thomas  B.  Kidd. 

Shoemakers, A.  B.  Smith.  John  E.  Mann. 

Glovers, David  Stewart.  Charles  Stewart. 

Tailors, P.  M.  Young.  Wm.  Brown,  jun. 

Bonnetmakers, R.  Keith.  James  Bell. 

Fleshers, David  Niven,  jun.  John  Wilkie. 

Hammermen, William  Bisset.  George  Cuthbert. 

Weavers, W.  W.  Fairweather.  John  Fairweather. 

Dyers, George  Stevenson.  Francis  Stevenson. 


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THREE  UNITED  TRADES.— James   Scott,   Convener;  Robert  Lickley, 
Haggart,  Clerk.  Deacons.  Boxmasters. 

K.  Stevenson.         James  Dargie. 
Smith.  James  Foggie, 

W.  Laburn.  Andrew  Buttar. 


Boxmaster  ;  Geo, 

Masons, L. 

Wrights, A 

Slaters, R 


MALTMEN  INCORPORATION.— W.  H.  Brown,  Deacon ;  Hugh  Ballingall, 
Boxmaster  ;  D.  Gordon  Stewart,  Clerk. 

PAROCHIAL  BOARD   OF  THE 

City  chambers,  1  St  Clement's  lane. 

month  at  11  a.m. : — 

Duncan    Macdonald,    Chairman;   24 

Thomson  street. 
Matthew  M'Kenna,  68  Blackscroft. 
Allan  Storrier,  241  Hilltown. 
James  Macintosh,  24  Westport. 
Andrew  Osier,  Loch  of  Liff ,  Liff. 
John  F.  Shaw,  5  Lowden's  alley. 
David  Milne,  1  Albert  street. 
W.  M.  Ogilvie,  Bank  house,  Lochee. 
Henry  Jack,  Menzieshill. 
D.  Moodie,  29  William  st.,  Forebank. 
Daniel  Dailly,  65  Nethergate. 
Rev.  Geo.  Dingwall,  The  Manse,  Liff. 
Alex.  Elliot,  123  High  street,  Lochee. 
Alexander  Potter,  76  Murraygate. 
John  M'Farlane,  3  East  Dock  street. 
Rev.  A.  Van  de  Rydt,  High  st. ,  Lochee. 
D.  Anderson,  15  William  st.,  Forebank. 
Rev.  Peter  Grant,  D .  D . ,  140  Per  th  road. 
R.  W.  Laburn,  61a  Constitution  road. 
James  Perrie,  173  High  street,  Lochee. 


DUNDEE  COMBINATION.— Office : 
Managers— Meet  first  Tuesday  of  each 

Rev.  William  Smith,  10  Laurelbank. 
James  Hennessy,  126  Scouringburn. 
John  Lorimer,  37  Reform  street. 
John  Cochran,  1  Ogilvie  street. 
W.  Chalmers,  40  High  street. 
David  Hill,  26  Windsor  street. 
Daniel  S.  Smith,  4  High  street. 
Thomas  Russell,  Russell  lane. 
David  M.  Allan,  1  High  street. 
James  Foggie,  2  Raglan  street. 
Daniel  J.  M'Kinnon,  121  Hawkhill. 
George  T.  Graham,  2  Union  street. 
Peter  Stewart,  6  Park  terrace. 
George  Willsher,  12  Candle  lane. 
John  Brown,  12^  Mortimer  street. 
James  Robbie,  Benvie,  Longforgan. 
Wm.  Mudie,  Westmarch,  Monifieth. 
T.  Hutchison,  Rose  villa.  Mains  loan. 
Thos.  S.  Thorns,  Benvie,  Longforgan. 
John  Y.  Bowes,  26  Westport. 
W.  S.  NicoU,  19  Alexander  street. 


Osier,  T.  Hutchison, 
Smith,  W.  Nicoll,  A. 


Law  and  Finance  Committee. — Meets  on  the  last  Tuesday  of  each  month. 
James  Robertson,  Convener;  M.  M'Kenna,  J.  M'Farlane,  G.  Willsher, 
D.  M.  Allan,  D.  Macdonald,  W.  M.  Ogilvie,  J.  Lorimer,  D.  Milne,  A.  Storrier, 
D.  Anderson,  R.  W.  Laburn,  P.  Stewart,  J.  Hennessy,  J.  Macintosh,  J.  F. 
Shaw,  D.  J.  M'Kinnon,  J.  Foggie,  Rev.  Dr  Grant,  Rev.  W.  Smith,  G.  T. 
Graham,  J.  Brown,  Rev.  A.  Van  de  Rydt,  J.  Perrie,  J.  Robbie,  T.  S.  Thorns, 
W.  Chalmers,  J.  Cochran,  D.  Moodie,  W.  Mudie,  A. 
D.  Dailly,  David  Hill,  J.  Y.  Bowes,  A.  Elliot,  D.  S. 
Potter,  T.  Russell,  Rev.  Geo.  Dingwall. 

Relief  Committee. — Meets  every  Wednesday  at  11  a.m.  D.  J.  M'Kinnon, 
Convener ;  M.  M'Kenna,  Rev.  A.  Van  de  Rydt,  A.  Storrier,  D.  Macdonald, 
J.  Robertson,  D.  M.  Allan,  R.  W.  Laburn,  P.  Stewart,  G.  T.  Graham,  J. 
M'Farlane,  J.  F.  Shaw,  Rev.  W.  Smith,  J.  Brown,  J.  Lorimer,  Rev.  Dr 
Grant,  J,  Macintosh,  D.  Milne,  D.  Anderson,  J.  Perrie,  W.  M.  Ogilvie,  G. 
Willsher,  J.  Hennessy,  T.  Hutchison,  J.  Cochran,  D.  Moodie,  W.  Mudie, 
W.  Chalmers.  D.  Dailly,  D.  Hill,  J.  Y.  Bowes,  W.  Nicoll,  A.  Potter,  T. 
Russell,  D.  S.  Smith,  A.  Elliot. 

Poorhouse  Committee. — Meets  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  Tuesday  of 
each  month.  J.  F.  Shaw,  Chairman;  John  M'Farlane,  Vice-Chairman;  D. 
Macdonald,  M.  M'Kenna,  Rev.  A.  Van  de  Rydt,  D.  J.  M'Kinnon,  A.  Storrier, 
J.  Lorimer,  R.  W.  Laburn,  Rev.  Dr  Grant,  J.  Robertson,  P.  Stewart,  J. 
Perrie,  G.T.Graham,  J.  Foggie,  Rev.  W.  Smith,  D.  Anderson,  J.  Brown,  J. 
Macintosh,  J.  Hennessy,  D.  Milne,  G.  Willsher,  D.  M.  Allan,  W.  M.  Ogilvie, 


42  MUNICIPAL  LISTS. 

"W.  Mudie,  D.  Mooclie,  D.  Dailly,  J.  Cochran,  W.  Chalmers,  T.  Hutchison, 

D.  HUl,  J.  Y.  Bowes,  W.  NicoU,  A.  Potter,  T.  Russell,  D.  S.  Smith. 

James  Kyd,  Inspector ;  John  Begbie,  Assistant  Inspector ;  Geo.  Haggart, 
D.  M  'Farlane,  and  C.  Erentz,  clerks ;  William  Young,  Henry  Duff  us,  and 
Henry  Mulholland,  Out-door  Sub-Inspectors ;  William  Scrimgeour,  Collector ; 
Alexander  W.  Taylor,  Assistant  Collector.  . 

East  Poorhouse  and  Parochial  Sick  Hospital,  Eliza  street.  Governor/ 
D.  B.  Buglass ;  Matron,  Margaret  Mill  Stewart ;  Resident  Medical  Officer, 
Andrew  CroU,  M.B.,  CM.;  Head  Nurse,  Isabella  George;  Chaplain,  Rev. 
John  Campbell ;  Storekeeper,  Robert  Cran;  Head  Attendant,  James  Tait; 
Labour  Master,  Charles  Ramsay. 

West  Poorhouse,  Blackness  road  ;  Governor,  T.  D,  Aitken  ;  Matron,  Mrs 
Aitken. 

LANDS  VALUATION  AND  REGISTRATION  OF  VOTERS  ACTS.- 
Assessor,  Ph.  Musgrave,  29  Bank  st. ;  Collector,  Jas.  Smith,  95  Commercial  st. 

REGISTRATION  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS,  AND  MARRIAGES.— Isi  or 
St  Peter's  District— James  Young,  Registrar  ;  Office,  146  Perth  road.  2d  or 
St  Mary's  District — James  Anderson,  Registrar  ;  Office,  11  Ward  road.  3c? 
or  St  Clement'' s  District— Dsbvid  Scott,  Registrar  ;  Office,  93  Commercial  street. 
4th  or  St  Andreio's  District — James  Murray,  Registrar ;  Office,  IG  King 
street,  bth  or  Lochee  District — John  Robertson,  Registrar  ;  Office,  62  High 
street,  Lochee.  Office  hours,  from  10  a.m.  to  3  p.m.,  and  from  6  to  7  p.m. 
Satiirdays,  from  10  a.m.  to  noon. 

Registrations  must  be  effected  as  follows,  viz.  : — Births  within  21  days  ; 
Deaths  within  8  days  ;  Marriages  within  3  days  ;  Vaccinations  within  6 
months — unless  certificate  of  postponement  be  granted  by  a  qualified  Sledical 
Practitioner.  Parties  registering  births  ought  to  produce  proof  of  the 
marriage  of  the  parents. 

Registration  Districts. 

For  the  purposes  of  the  Acts  of  Parliament  relative  to  the  Registration  of 
Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,  those  portions  of  the  parish  of  Dundee  and  of 
the  united  parishes  of  Liff  and  Benvie,  comprehended  within  the  boundaries  of 
the  Burgli  of  Dundee,  are  divided  into  Five  Districts  as  follow  : — The  First,  or 
St  Peter's  District,  to  comprehend  and  include  that  portion  of  the  Burgh  within 
the  Boundary  commencing  at  the  point  where  the  Parliamentary  Boundary  on  the 
west  terminates  in  the  River  Tay ;  thence  along  said  boundary  Northwards  till  it 
joins  the  Blackness  road  ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  said  road  till  it  joins  the 
Scouringburn;  thence  along  the  middle  of  the  Scouringburn  and  Westport  till 
it  joins  South  Tay  street ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  South  Tay  street,  and 
across  the  Nethergate  and  Southwards  in  a  line  with  and  along  the  West  Wall 
of  the  Roman  Catholic  Chapel  to  the  Southern  Boundary  of  the  Burgh. 
Second,  or  St  Mary's  District,  to  comprehend  and  include  that  portion  of  the 
Burgh  within  the  Boundary,  commencing  at  that  point  in  the  River  where  the 
Southern  boundary  of  the  First  District  terminates;  thence  along  said  boundary 
Northwards  to  Westport,  thence  in  a  Westerly  direction  along  the  middle  of 
the  Westport,  Scouringburn,  and  Blackness  road,  as  far  as  the  road  leading  to 
Glenagnes  cottage ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  said  road  till  it  joins  a  road  j 
leading  to  Balgay  street;  thence  along  the  middle  of  Balgay  street  till  it  joins  ■ 
the  Lochee  road;  thence  in  an  Easterly  direction  along  the  middle  of  said  road 
to  Union  place;  thence  along  the  middle  of  the  road  at  Union  place  in  a  North- 
westerly direction  till  it  joins  the  Loons  road;  thence  along  the  middle  of  that 
road  in  an  Easterly  direction  till  it  joins  the  Old  Newtyle  Railway ;  thence 
along  said  Railway  to  the  Tunnel;  thence  along  the  middle  of  the  road  leading 
from  the  Southern  entrance  of  the  Tunnel  to  the  top  of  Constitution  road ; 


MUNICIPAL  LISTS.  4^ 

thence  along  the  middle  of  Constitution  road,  Barrack  street,  Tally  street,  and 
Couttie's  wynd,  across  Dock  street  till  it  joins  West  Dock  street;  thence  along 
the  middle  of  West  Dock  street  to  the  River.  Third,  or  St  Clement's  District,. 
to  comprehend  and  include  that  jsortion  of  the  Burgh  within  the  boundary 
commencing  at  that  point  in  the  Kiver  where  the  Southern  Boundary  of  the 
Second  District  terminates  ;  thence  along  that  boundary  Northwards  along  the 
middle  of  West  Dock  street,  Couttie's  wynd,  Tally  street,  Barrack  street,  and 
Constitution  road  to  the  Tunnel ;  thence  in  a  line  Northwards  till  it  joins  the 
Northern  Boundary  of  the  Burgh  ;  thence  along  said  boundary  Eastwards  as 
far  as  the  Mains  road  ;  thence  in  a  Southerly  direction  along  the  middle  of  the 
Mains  road,  Hilltown,  and  Wellgate ;  thence  East  along  the  middle  of  the 
Oowgate  to  St  Andrew's  street ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  St  Andrew'^ 
street.  Trades  lane,  and  the  Road  on  the  East  side  of  the  Customhouse  till  it 
reaches  the  Shipbuilding  Yards  ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  the  road  on  the 
South  side  of  Victoria  Dock  till  it  joins  a  road  leading  along  the  East  side  of 
the  Patent  Slip  buildings  ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  said  road  to  the  River. 
Fourth,  or  St  Andreid's  District,  to  include  that  portion  of  the  Burgh  com- 
prehended within  the  Eastern  Boundary  of  St  Clement's  District  and  the 
Eastern  Boundary  of  the  Biirgh.  Fifth,  or  Lochee  District,  to  comprehend 
and  include  that  portion  of  the  Burgh,  commencing  at  the  point  in  the  Black- 
ness road  where  the  Western  Boundary  of  the  First  District  terminates  ;  thence 
along  the  middle  of  Blackness  road,  the  road  leading  past  Glenagnes  cottage,. 
Balgay  street,  Lochee  road  to  Union  place  ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  Union 
place  and  Loons  road  to  the  Old  Newtyle  Railway  ;  thence  along  the  middle 
of  said  Railway  to  the  Northern  Boundary  of  the  Burgh ;  thence  along 
Boundary  West  and  South,  to  point  in  Blackness  road  before  mentioned. 

COUNTY  OF  FORFAR  COUNTY  COUNCIL.— 

ELECTED  COUNCILLORS. 

I.  Dundee  District. — Earl  of  Camperdown,  Dundee  ;  W.  D.  Graham 
Menzies,  Coupar- Angus  ;  David  M'Intyre,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  George  D.  Clay- 
hills  Henderson,  R.N.,  Invergowrie  ;  William  F.  Bell,  Barns  of  Claverhouse  ;. 
James  M.  Andrew,  Magdalene's  Kirkton,  Mains ;  Robert  B.  Galloway,  Gagie ; 
Alex.  Gordon,  of  Ashludie ;  Peter  M'Intyre,  Monikie ;  John  G.  Soutar , West- 
hall  ;  John  Ogilvy,  Harecraig ;  Baxter  Gray,  Broughty  Ferry ;  David  S, 
Cowans,  Broughty  Ferry.    Clerk  for  Dundee  District,  H.  A.  Pattullo,  1  Bank  st. 

II.  Forfar  District. — David  Shaw,  W.S.,  1  Thistle  Court,  Edinburgh;. 
John  Alexander,  Kirriemuir  ;  William  Warden,  Forfar  ;  William  Whyte, 
Meigle ;  Andrew  Ralston,  Glamis ;  David  M.  Graham,  Forfar ;  Andrew 
Whitton,  Newtyle ;  W.  T.  J.  S.  Steuart  Fothringham,  Forfar ;  William 
Watson  Ochterlony,  Forfar  ;  John  Duncan,  Kirriemuir ;  James  Findlay, 
Kirriemuir  ;  Robert  Martin,  Kirriemuir ;  John  Black,  Cortachy  ;  John  Ogilvy, 
Kirriemuir.     Clerk,  J.  P.  Anderson,  Forfar. 

III.  Brechin  District. — P?itrick  Webster,  Forfar  ;  Robert  J.  Lyall,  Mon- 
trose ;  William  D.  Johnston,  Montrose  ;  John  Shiell,  Brechin  ;  James  M.  P. 
Campbell,  Montrose  ;  Wm.  Smith,  Balzeordie,  Brechin  ;  Jas.  Allan,  Montrose  j 
Wm.  Carnegie,  jun.,  Forfar;  Fitzroy  Charles  Fletcher,  Arbroath;  Captain 
Alex.  Carnegie  of  Redhall,  Brechin  ;  Hon.  C.  M.  Ramsay,  Brechin ;  Dr 
James  S.  Robertson,  Montrose.    Clerk,  Alex.  Philip,  Brechin. 

IV.  Arbroath  District. — Geo.  Young,  Arbroath;  Col.  Thos.  H.  Ouchterlony,. 
Carmyllie ;  Alex.  Lyell,  Montrose ;  Col.  Arthur  J.  Rait,  Arbroath ;  Jas.  A. 
Dickson,  Axbroath ;  David  Morgan,  Arbroath ;  David  Anderson,  Barry ;  John  F» 
Dickson,  Carnoustie  ;  H.  A.  F.  Lindsay  Carnegie  of  Boysack,  Arbroath  ;  D.  D.. 
Beaton,  Friockheim ;  Wm.  F.  Soutar,  Carnoustie.  Clerk,  W.  K.  Macdonald,. 
Arbroath. 


44  MUNICIPAL  LISTS.  * 

Office-Bearers. — Convener,  Earl  of  Camperdown  ;  Vice-Convener,  Alex. 
Oordon  of  Ashludie,  Arbroath  ;  Clerk,  A.  W  Myles,  Forfar  ;  Treasurer,  D.  J. 
Carnegy,  Forfar;  Medical  Officer,  Dr  Wedderburn,  Forfar ;  Sanitary  Inspector, 
John  Anderson,  Montrose ;  Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures,  Jas.  Milne, 
Forfar. 

COUNTY  OF  FIFE  COUNTY  COUNCIL.— 

ELECTED  COUNCILLORS. 

I.  Cupar  District.— David  Lees,  Cupar ;  T.  D.  Cunningham,  Cupar ;  Henrj 
Robertson,  Cupar;  William  Meiklejohn,  Falkland;  William  Dingwall,  Lady- 
toank ;  Hugh  V.  Haig,  Ladybank ;  Robert  Cathcart,  Newburgh ;  H.  S. 
Wedderburn,  Birkhill ;  R.  D.  Thorn,  Strathmiglo ;  James  Crichton,  Lady- 
bank  ;  Councillor  R.  Simpson,  Auchtermuchty  ;  Dean  of  Guild  Gray,  Cupar  ; 
Provost  Page,  Falkland ;  Provost  Anderson,  Newbiirgh.  i 

II.  St  Andrews  District. — Sir  Ralph  Anstruther,  Pittenweem;  Lieut.-' 
Col.  Erskine,  yr.,  Crail;  John  Flockhart,  Colinsburgh;  Thomas  Buchan, 
Largo ;  John  Galloway,  Leuchars ;  Robert  Niven,  St  Andrews ;  James  R. 
Welch,  St  Andrews  ;  William  R.  Ketchen,  Elie  ;  Alexander  Scott,  Newport ; 
William  M'G.  Greig,  Tayport ;  Provost  Anderson,  Anstruther;  Provost 
Porter,  Anstruther;  Provost  Peattie,  Crail;  Alexander  Marr,  Kilrenny ; 
Councillor  Hughes,  Pittenweem  ;  Councillor  A.  Aikman,  St  Andrews  ;  Provost 
M'Gregor,  St  Andrews;  Chief  Magistrate  Glover,  Earlsferry. 

III.  Kirkcaldy  District.— George  W.  Constable,  Lochgelly  ;  J.  W. 
Johnston,  East  Wemyss  ;  George  Aitken,  Kirkcaldy  ;  John  Gilmour,  Leven ; 
Robert  Glass,  Milnathort ;  James  Fysche,  Markinch  ;  George  Prentice,  Kirk- 
caldy ;  Neil  Ballingall,  Markinch ;  Andrew  Leitch,  Buckhaven ;  Joseph 
Budge,  Wemyss  Castle ;  Hon.  G.  Waldegrave  Leslie,  Leslie ;  David  NicoU, 
Leven  ;  Andrew  Landale,  Dunfermline  ;  Councillor  J.  G.  Cunningham,  Burnt- 
island ;  Provost  Terrace,  Dysart ;  Provost  Smith,  Kinghorn  ;  W.  M.  Stewart, 
Aberdour ;  James  Auchterlonie,  Kirkcaldy. 

IV.  Dunfermline  District. — Alex.  H.  Nasmyth,  Crossgates ;  James 
Elder,  Inverkeithing ;  Henry  Mungall,  Cowdenbeath ;  Robert  M.  Wilson, 
Dunfermline  ;  Sir  Charles  Adam,  Blairadam  ;  James  Beveridge,  Dunfermline  ; 
J.  A.  E.  Cunningham,  Culross ;  David  Alexander,  Dunfermline ;  Henry 
Beveridge,  Dunfermline  ;  Lawrence  Johnston,  Kincardine. 

Office-bearers.— Convener,  John  Gilmour  of  Montrave,  Leven ;  Clerk, 
William  D.  Patrick,  Cupar ;  Assistant  Clerk,  David  Walker,  Cupar ;  Treasurer, 
David  Osborne,  Cupar;  Medical  Officer,  Dr  Nasmyth,  Cupar.  Sanitary 
Inspectors— Cupar  District,  T.  D.  Stewart;  St  Andrews,  D.  M'Letchie  ;  Kirk- 
oaldy,  James  Low  ;  Dunfermline,  J.  Maclennan. 

COUNTY  OF  PERTH  COUNTY  COUNCIL.— 

Perth  District. — Members  resident  in  or  near  Dundee— W.  O.  Dalgleish, 
Errol  Park;  Sir  R.  H.  A.  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  Inchture. 

Opfice-Bearers. — Convener,  Col.  Home  Drummond ;  Vice-Convener, 
Andrew  Hutcheson ;  Clerk  and  Treasurer,  Wm.  Macleish,  County  buildings, , 
Perth;  Medical  Officer,  Dr  John  T.  Graham,  Perth;  Sanitary  Inspector, 
Oeorge  MacKay,  Perth. 


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JUDICIAL  LISTS. 

HIGH  COUET  OF  JUSTICIARY.— Courts  for  the  trial  of  criminal  case» 
in  Forfarshire,  and  disposal  of  certain  appeals  from  the  Sheriff  Court,  are  held 
within  the  Court  House,  Dundee,  at  such  times  as  may  be  necessary. 

SHERIFF  COURT— DUNDEE  DISTRICT.— Court  Rooms,  Sheriff-Clerk's 
Office,  and  Procurator-Fiscal's  Office,  in  the  New  Court  buildings,  West  Bell 
street.  Small  Debt  Court  held  on  Tuesdays,  at  half -past  10  forenoon  ;  Debts 
Recovery  and  Ordinary  Court  for  Motions  and  Debates,  on  Wednesdays,  at 
half -past  10  forenoon ;  Ordinary  Court  for  Motions,  on  Fridays,  at  10.30,. 
during  the  Session.  Courts  are  held  during  the  vacation,  of  which  the  dates 
are  fixed  before  close  of  the  Session. 

John  Comrie  Thomson,  Advocate,  Sheriff;  John  Campbell  Smith,  Advocate, 
Sheriff-Substitute;  Thomas  Congleton,  Sheriff-Clerk;  Alex.  Simpson,  Sheriff- 
Clerk  Depute  and  Auditor  of  Court ;  Alex.  Agnew,  Procurator-Fiscal ;  Geo. 
Dunbar,  Sheriff  Criminal  Officer ;  Thomas  Thornton,  David  S.  Littlejohn, 
Joseph  John  Johnstone,  John  Shiell,  Hon.  Sheriff-Substitutes ;  Peter 
M'Gregor,  Bar-Officer. 

The  Sheriff- Clerk's  Office  is  open  from  10  a.m.  till  4  p.m.  every  lawful  day^ 
except  Saturdays,  when  it  is  closed  at  1  p.m. 

BURGH  OR  BAILIE  COURT.— Held  in  the  Court  Room,  City  chambers. 
The  Bailies,  Judges  ;  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Town  Clerk,  Assessor;  John 
M.  Milne,  Procurator-Fiscal. 

MAGISTRATES'  COURT  FOR  BREACHES  OF  PUBLICANS'  CER- 
TIFICATES.—The  Magistrates,  Judges;  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Town 
Clerk,  Assessor  ;  James  Thomson,  LL.B.,  Procurator-Fiscal. 

GUILD  COURT.- Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul,  Judge  ;  D.  Gordon  Stewart, 
Assessor  and  Clerk  of  Court ;  Office,  10  Meadowside.  Alexander  Speed, 
Interim-Fiscal,  82  High  street.     William  Gouk,  3  Barrack  street.  Officer. 

JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  COURT.— The  Acting  Justices  of  the  Peace  for  the 
Dundee  District,  Judges.  George  Watt,  23  High  st.,  Clerk  and  Assessor;. 
William  Caesar,  84  Commercial  street,  Depute-Clerk.  Edward  Cowan,  5 
Reform  street,  Fiscal. 

The  Court  is  held  in  the  Court-Room,  City  chambers,  each  alternate  Mon- 
day, at  Eleven  o'clock  forenoon.  The  Dundee  District  comprehends  the 
Parishes  of  Dundee,  Mains  and  Strathmartine,  Liff,  Benvie,  and  Invergowrie, 
Monikie,  Monifieth,  Murroes,  Lundie  and  Fowlis,  Auchterhouse,  Tealing^ 
Kettins,  Newtyle,  and  Fowlis  Easter. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE  CONNECTED  WITH  THE  DUNDEE 
DISTRICT.— Earl  of  Camperdown  ;  Sir  R.  H.  A.  Ogilvy ,  Bart. ;  Sir  John  Leng^ 
M.P.;  Jas.  E.  Erskine,  Robt.  M'Gavin,  W.  O.  Dalgleish,  John  Ogilvy,  John 
Sharp,  John  Laing,  Joseph  Grimond,  Frank  Stewart  Sandeman,  Jas.  Luke, 
Alex.  J.  Buist,  James  G.  Orchar,  Edward  A.  Baxter,  Wm.  Cox,  Wm.  Moir, 
P.  G.  Walker,  Hugh  Ballingall,  H.  B.  Fergusson,  Henry  Gourlay,  G.  LL. 
Alison,  James  Pattullo,  Thomas  Thornton,  Andrew  Hendry,  Henry  S.  Wed- 
derburn,  James  F.  Low,  J.  E.  Lacon,  G.  D.  Clayhills  Henderson,  George  A. 
Cox,  Rev.  R.  R.  Lingard  Guthrie,  William  Brownlee,  T.  W.  Thorns,  Walter 
Shepherd,  William  Robertson,  John  Adamson,  Jas.  Low,  Duncan  Macdonald, 
Wm.  Miller,  Jas.  Shaw,  A.  D.  Grimond,  Alex.  Henderson,  John  Robertson, 
Alex.  Hutton,  John  C.  Bell,  Wm.  L.  Boase,  Jas.  Adie,  Victor  Fraenkl,  Geo. 


46  JUDICIAL  LISTS.  , 

Heron,  Alex.  Johnston,  John  M.  Keiller,  Alex.  Mathewson,  Henry  M'Grady,- 
James  Wm.  Miller,  M.D.  ;  George  Hall  NicoU,  John  Earl  Robertson,  William 
Brown  Robertson,  Alex.  Scott,  Robt.  Lowson  Watson,  James  Martin  White, 
Wm.  Whyte,  Fulton  Spiers,  A.  H.  Moncur,  Edward  Cox,  Col.  William  Smith, 
Ool.  Jas.  Rankin,  I.  J.  Weinberg,  Wm.  Thornton,  Thos.  Bell,  E.  F.  Maitland, 
J".  J.  Bari'ie,  G.  W.  Baxter,  Jas.  NicoU,  Wm.  Hunter,  Joseph  Gibson,  Thomas 
"Congleton,  Thos.  Buchan,  Jas.  Berry,  W.  H.  Fergusson,  Jas.  Mudie,  George 
Halley,  David  Bruce,  D.  S.  Littlejohn,  W.  M.  Ogilvie,  James  Perrie,  W.  T. 
■Currie,  George  Watt,  John  Leadbetter,  Thomas  Maitland,  J.  C.  Buist,  R.  B. 
Don,  George  Malcolm,  H.  G.  Gourlay,  R.  G.  Kennedy,  John  Shiell,  George 
Ogilvie,  G.  W.  Boase,  D.  C.  Thomson ;  the  Sheriff  of  the  County  and  the 
Sheriff-Substitute  for  the  Dundee  District ;  the  Lord  Provost  and  Bailies  of 
Dundee  for  the  time  being. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace  of  Forfarshire,  George  Watt,  procurator,  23  High  street. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE  (Caksb  District  of  the  County  of  Perth). 
— J.  B.  Broun  Morrison  of  Finderlie  and  Murie,  Errol ;  W.  Thomson  Currie, 
Dundee ;  Wm.  Ogilvy  Dalgleish  of  Errol  Park ;  Captain  Drummond  of 
Megginch  ;  Thos.  W.  Greig  of  Glencarse  ;  E.  A.  Stiiart  Gray  of  Kinfauns  ; 
Thos.  Greig,  yr.  of  Glencarse ;  Colonel  Drummond  Hay  of  Seggieden  ;  J.  A. 
G.  Drummond  Hay,  yr.  of  Seggieden ;  Lord  Kinnaird,  Rossie  Priory ;  Robert 
Bower  Ritchie,  The  Croft,  Longforgan  ;  James  M'Gregor,  Carmichaels,  Long- 
f organ  ;  Sir  Reginald  H.  A.  Ogilvy,  Bart. ,  Millhill,  Inchture  ;  Henry  Prain, 
EUenbank,  Longforgan ;  Sir  Jas.  T.  Stewart  Richardson  of  Pitf our,  Bart. ; 
James  Carmichael  of  Arthurstone  ;  W.  D.  Graham  Menzies  of  Hallyburton, 
Coupar- Angus ;  T.  R.  Kinmont,  Errol ;  Guy  E.  Broun  Morrison,  yr.  of  Finderlie 
and  Murie,  Errol. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace  of  Perthshire,  A.  H.  Ballingal,  W.S.,  Perth. 

VISITING  COMMITTEE  FOR  DUNDEE  PRISON.— G.  D.  C.  Henderson, 
Peter  M'Intyre,  Thomas  Buchan,  Henry  Robertson,  Francis  J.  C.  Stark; 
Bailie  Doig  and  Councillor M'Kinnon,  Dundee  ;  Provost  Mitchell,  Montrose; 
Provost  Keith,  Ai'broath  ;  Bailie  Farquharson  and  Councillor  Andrew,  Forfar  ; 
Bailie  Annan  dale,  Brechin;  Dean  of  Guild  Gray  and  Councillor  Honey  man, 
Cupar  Fife  ;  Andrew  Aikman,  jun. ,  St  Andrews  ;  Bailie  Livingston,  Dysart ; 
Bailie  Tait,  Kirkcaldy  ;  Councillor  Spence,  Dunfermline.  Thomas  Thornton, 
LL.D.,  15  Albert  square,  Clerk. 

JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  OFFICERS.— James  Bisset,  51  High  street;  WiUiam 
Oouk,  3  Barrack  street ;  Thomas  Gourlay,  10  High  street ;  Patrick  M'Cabe, 
51  High  street ;  John  M'Keran,  51  High  street ;  James  S.  Mills,  10  High  street ; 
Robert  Scott,  8  Bank  street. 

MESSENGERS-AT- ARMS,— James  S.  Mills,  10  High  street;  Jam.es  C. 
Moffat,  51  High  street. 

SHERIFF  OFFICERS.— Bisset  &  Moffat,  51  High  street ;  WiUiam  Gouk, 
3  Barrack  street ;  Thos.  Gourlay,  10  High  street ;  John  M'Keran,  51  High 
■street ;  James  S.  Mills,  10  High  street ;  Robert  Scott,  8  Bank  street. 

SHERIFF  OFFICERS  FOR  THE  COUNTY  OF  FIFE,  Resident  in 
Dundee. — James  Bisset,  51  High  street ;  Thomas  Gourlay,  10  High  street ; 
James  S.  Mills,  10  High  street. 

SHERIFF  OFFICERS  FOR  THE  COUNTY  OF  PERTH,  Resident  in 
Dundee. — Thos.  Gou.rlay,  10  High  street;  James  S.  Mills,  10  High  street; 
Robert  Scott,  8  Bank  street. 

COMMISSARY  OFFICER.— James  S.  MiUs,  10  High  street. 

FACULTY  OF  PROCURATORS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  DUNDEE.— 
(Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter  in  1820). — D.  S.  Littlejohn,  Preses  ;  Thomas 


JUDICIAL  LISTS.  47 

rhornton,  LL.D.,  Vice-Preses;  Walter  Baxter,  81  Murraygate,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer. 

Members  of  Faculty.    Those  marked  *  are  Notaries  Public,  and  are  competent  to  act 
as  Commissioners  for  taking  affidavits  to  be  used  in  English  and  Irish  Courts. 


Agnew,  Alex.,  Courthouse  buildings 
_  Allison,  James,  82  High  street 
[Anderson,  David  M.,  18  Meadowside 
^Baxter,  Allan,  81  Murraygate 
Baxter,  H.  T.,  87  Commercial  street 
^Baxter,  Walter,  81  Murraygate 
*Bell,  William  Arthur,  10  Whitehall 

street 
*Bissett,  Gray,  12  Bank  street 
*Boase,  Alfred  William,  16  Bank  street 
*Bruce,  John  D.,  69  Eeform  street 
[Csesar,  William,  84  Commercial  street 
*Congleton,  Thos. ,  Courthoiise  bldgs. 
j*Cowan,  Edward,  18  Meadowside 
*Currie,  Walter  T.,  5  Bank  street 
Gumming,  A.  W.,  1  Bank  street 
*Dickie,  W.  B.,  11  Whitehall  street 
Dunbar,  William,  Courthouse  bldgs. 
*Duncan,  Charles  C,  41  Eeform  street 
*Duncan,  David,  41  Reform  street 
Fergusson,  Eobt.  M. ,  .5  Whitehall  street 
Glenny,  Henry  S.,  34  Reform  street 
*Gordon,  William  John,  12  Meadowside 
*Gray,  Jas.  M.,  30  Reform  street 
Haggart,  George,  11  Ward  road 
Harris,  John,  23  High  street 
Henderson,  Ebenezer,  10  Whitehall  st. 
*Hendry,  Andrew,  3  Seagate 
*Hendry,  John  M.,  3  Seagate 
*Heron,  George,  20  Castle  street 
Hunter,  James,  jun.,  69  Reform  street 
Husband,  James,  10  Whitehall  street 
*Husband,  Peter  F.,  10  Whitehall  st. 


*  Johnston,  David,  34  Reform  street 

*  Johnston,  Peter  R.,  20  Castle  street 
*Johnstone,  J.  J.,  87  Commercial  st. 
*Kyd,  John  P.,  1  Albert  square 
*Littlejohn,  D.  S.,  27  Bank  street 
*Little]olm,  Thomas,  27  Bank  street 
Martin,  W.  H.  Blyth,  30  Reform  street 
Milne,  John  M'Lean,  2  High  street 
Nixon,  William,  7  Ward  road 
*Ogilvie,  George,  12  Meadowside 
*Pattullo,  Henry  A.,  1  Bank  streeet 
*Pattullo,  James,  1  Bank  street 
Paul,  George  B.,  11  Whitehall  street 
Pollock,  James,  3  Seagate 

Rollo,  James  A.,  41  Reform  street 
Scott,  Francis  Ernest,  27  Bank  street 
*Scrimgeour,  John,  65  Commercial  st. 
*Shiell,  John,  5  Bank  street 
Simpson,  John,  87  Commercial  street 
*Smith,  Robert,  9  Ward  road 
*Speed,  Alexander,  82  High  street 
^Stephen,  Wm.  W.,  5  Whitehall  street 
Steven,  Robert,  41  Reform  street 
Stevenson,  John  L.,  20  Castle  street 
*Stewart,  D.  Gordon,  10  Meadowside 
Stewart,  David,  61  Reform  street 
Thomson,  James,  48  Union  street 
*Thornton,  Thos,  LL.D.,  15  Albert  sq. 
*Thornton  William,  15  Albert  square 
Tullis,  Alex.  Clark,  14  Meadowside 
Walker,  Robert  C,  5  Whitehall  street 
*Watt,  George,  23  High  street 
Wears,  T.  M.,  84  Commercial  street 


Commissioner  for  taking  affidavits  to  be  used  in  English  Courts — Suj^reme 
Court  of  Judicature — Andrew  Hendry,  3  Seagate.  Commissioner  for  taking 
Oaths  for  the  Supreme  Court  of  Manitoba — Thos.  Littlejohn,  27  Bank  street. 

FORFARSHIRE  LUNACY  BOARD.— W.  D.  Johnston,  John  Ogilvy, 
Robert  Martin,  Colonel  Rait,  Bailie  Macdonald,  and  Councillors  Adamson, 
Keith,  and  M'Kinnon,  Dundee  ;  Provost  Keith,  Arbroath  ;  Councillor  Doig, 
Forfar  ;  Dr  Valentine  Stone,  Montrose ;  Dean  of  Guild  Ferguson,  Brechin. 
Colonel  Rait,  Chairman;  Thos.  Thornton,  LL.D.,  15  Albert  square.  Clerk. 

INLAND  REVENUE,  EXCISE,  STAMPS  AND  TAXES.— Offices— 29 
and  31  Bank  street.  Andrew  Watt,  Collector  of  Inland  Revenue  and  Dis- 
tributor of  Stamps ;  Thomas  G.  Dobson,  Office  Supervisor ;  Alfred  J.  Sims, 
J.  B.  Taylor,  and  J.  M.  Freeman,  Clerks.  Office — 31  Bank  street.  Hours — 
from  10  a.m.  till  4  p.m. ;  and  on  Saturdays,  10  a.m.  till  12  noon. 

Alex.  Watson  Haliburton,  Supervisor ;  M.  Tierney,  Colvin  Crole,  and  J.  J. 
Leonard,  Officers.     Office — 29  Bank  street. 

Philip  Musgrave  and  Francis  Foster,  Surveyors  of  Taxes ;  and  James  M. 
Spankie,  Assessor  of  Income  Tax  ;  Office — 29  Bank  street.  John  Shiell,  5 
Bank  street,  Clerk  to  Income  Tax  Commissioners. 


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JUDICIAL  LISTS. 


VARIOUS  STAMP  DUTIES. 

Agbeement,  or  any  Memorandum  of  an  Agreement,  ...  6fl. 

Exemptions — Where  the  matter  is  not  of  the  value  of  £5  ;  Agreement  for 
the  hire  of  any  labourer,  artificer,  manufacturer,  or  menial  servant  ;   re- 
lating to  the  sale  of  any  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise ;   between  the 
master  and  mariners  of  any  ship  for  wages  on  any  voyage  from  port  to 
port  in  the  United  Kingdom. 
Instrument  op  Apprenticeship,  ...  ...  ...  . . .  2s  6d . 

Bill  of  Exchange  of  any  kind  whatsoever  (except  a  hank  note)  and  Promissory 
Note  of  any  kind  whatsoever  (except  a  hank  note) — drawn,  or  expressed  to  be 
payable,  or  actually  paid,  or  endorsed,  or  in  any  way  negotiated  in  thu 
United  Kingdom,  where  the  amount  or  value  of  the  money  for  which  thi 
bill  or  note  is  drawn  or  made 


Does  not  exceed  £5,        ...  ...Id. 

Exceed  £5,  and  not  exceed  £10,... 2d. 

»       10,         „          „  25,... 3d. 

»      25,         „          „  50,. ..6d. 


Exceed  £50,  and  not  exceed  £75,... 9d 

75,       „  „       100,. ..Is. 

,,       100,  for  every  £100,  and 

for  any  fractional  part  of  £100, . .  .Is 


Conveyance  or  Transfer  on  Sale  of  any  property  where  the  amount  or 


value  of  the  consideration  for  the  sale  does  not  exceed  £5, 


Exceed  £5,  not  ex.  £10, 

»       10,  „  15, 

„       15,  „  20, 

„      20,  „  25, 

,,       25,  „  50, 

,,      50,  ,,  75, 

„      75,  „  100, 

100,  „  125, 


Is. 

...     Is  6d. 

2s. 

...     2s  6d. 

.5s. 

..    7s  6d. 

10s. 

..  12s  6d. 

Exceed  £125,  not  ex.  £150, 


150, 
175, 
200, 
225, 
250, 
275, 
300, 


6d. 

15s. 

.  17s  6d. 

£1. 

£1  2s  6d. 

£1  5s 

£1  7s  6d. 

.  £1  10s. 

for  every  £50,  and 

5s. 


175, 
200, 
225, 
250, 

275, 
300, 


any  fractional  part  of  £50,  of  such  amount  or  value, 

Lease  or  Tack — (1.)  For  any  definite  term  not  exceeding  a  year 

Of  any  dwelling-house  or  tenement,  or  part  thereof,  at  a  rent  not  exceeding 
the  rate  of  £10  per  annum,  ...  ...  ...  ...         Id 

(2.)  For  any  definite  term  less  than  a  year  : — 
{a.)  Of  any  furnished  dwelling-house  or  apartments  where  the  rent  for  sxich 
term  exceeds  £25,  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...   2s  6d 

(6. )  Of  any  lands  or  heritable  subjects  except  or  otherwise  than  as  aforesaid, 
the  same  duty  as  a  lease  for  a  year  at  the  rent  reserved  for  the  definite  term 
(3.)  For  any  other  definite  term  or  for  any  indefinite  term,  of  any  lands  or 
heritable  subjects,  where  the  consideration  or  any  part  thereof  consists  of 
any  money,  stock,  or  security,  in  respect  of  such  consideration,  the  same 
duty  as  a  conveyance  on  a  sale  for  the  same  consideration. 
Where  the  consideration  or  any  part  thereof  is  yearly  or  otherwise. 


Rent  not  exceeding  £5, 
Above  £5,  and  not  above  £10, 


10, 
15, 
20, 

25, 
50, 

75, 


15, 
20, 
25, 
50, 
75, 
100, 


Term  not  ex- 
ceeding- 35  years 
or  indefinite. 
£0    0    6 
1 
1 
2 
2 
5 
7 


0  10 


Above  35  but 
not  above 
100  years. 
£0  '3    0 
0    6 
0    9 
0  12 

0  15 

1  10 

2  5 

3  0 


Exceeding^ 

100  j'ears. 

£0    6    0 

0  12 

0  18 

1  4 
1  10 

3  0 

4  10 
6    0 


Where  the  same  shall  exceed 
£100,  then  for  every  £50,and 
for  any  fractional  part  of  £50, 


d 


0    5    0 


1  10    0 


(4.)  Of  any  other  kind  whatsoever  not  hereinbefore  described, 


0    0 
10s 


JUDICIAL  LISTS.  49 

Duties  on  Legacies,  &c.  (payable  out  of  personalty)  Duty  per  cent. 

Tochildrenortheirdescendants,  or  lineal  ancestors  of  the  deceased,  £10    0 

Brother  or  sister,  or  descendants,     ...  ...  ...  ...         300 

Uncle  or  aunt,  or  descendants,  ...  ...  ...  ...        500 

Granduncle  or  aunt,  or  descendants,  ...  ..  ...         6    0    0 

All  other  relations  or  strangers,        ...  ...  ...  ...       10    0    0 

In  the  case  of  Succession  Duty,  where  the  deceased  died  on  or  after  1st 
July  1888,  the  rates  are  increased  : — namely,  in  the  case  of  lineals  10s  per 
cent.,  in  all  other  cases  £1  10s  per  cent. 

The  husband  or  wife  of  the  deceased  not  chargeable  with  duty. 

Receipt  given  for,  or  upon  payment  of,  money  amounting  to  £2  or 

upwards,         ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...        Id. 

Voting  Paper.      Any  instrument  for  the  purpose  of  voting  by  any  person 
entitled  to  vote  at  any  meeting,  ...  ...  ...  ...         Id. 

DUNDEE  JURIDICAL  SOCIETY.— President,  John  Comrie  Thomson, 
LL.D.  ;  Vice-President,  John  Campbell  Smith,  LL.D.  ;  Committee,  James 
Urquhart,  and  A.  Fordyce  Burke,  Solicitors ;  J.  M.  Soutar,  J.  Fettes,  John 
Guild,  J.  L.  M 'Galium,  E.  W.  Nicol,  Thos.  Philip,  and  George  Webster, 
Law  Students ;  Treasurer,  "William  Kilgour ;  Secretary,  Joseph  Wilkie, 
7  Ward  road ;  Assistant  Secretary,  C.  H.  Maxwell,  11  Windsor  street. 


CONSULS  AND  VICE-CONSULS  FOR  FOREIGN  STATES. 


Argentine  Republic,  

Belgium,  ( Vice-Consul) 
Brazil,  (Vice-Consul) 

Chili,  

Colombia,  Republic  of,       

Denmark,  (Vice-Consul)     

France, 

German  Empire, 

Greece, 

Hawaii, 

Holland,  (Vice-Consul) 

Italy,  

Netherlands,  (Vice-Consul) 

Peru,  

Portugal,       

Russia,  (Vice-Consul)         

Sweden  and  Norway, 

Spain,  (Vice-Consul)  

United  States,  (Consul)      

, ,         (Vice  &  Deputy  Consul) 
Uruguay,  Oriental  Republic  of    ... 
Venezuela,  (Consul) 

,,         (Vice-Consul) 

4 


Thomas  Murdoch,  62  St  Andrew's  st. 
B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 
D.  Small,  jun.,  9  Meadow  PI.  buildings 
Geo.  C.  Keiller,  9  Panmure  street 
Thomas  M.  Ferrier,  11  Panmure  street 
B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 
P.  M.  Cochrane,  1  Dudhoj^e  terrace 
H.  Quosbarth,  1  Commercial  street 
Vacant 

John  G.  Zoller,  Tircarra,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Joseph  Gibson,  26  Commercial  street 
James  Millar,  54  Commercial  street 
Joseph  Gibson,  26  Commercial  street 
James  M.  Bell,  2  India  buildings 
John  NicoU,  1  Bain  square 
William  B.  Wilson,  6  Panmure  street 
Yngvar  Pettersen,  46  Castle  street 
I.  Julius  Weinberg,  2  India  buildings 
John  M.  Savage,  81  Murraygate 
Allan  Baxter,  81  Murraygate 
William  Kinnear,  18  Commercial  street 
Thomas  M.  Ferrier,  11  Panmure  street 
John  B,  Taylor,  11  Panmure  street 


(  '50    ) 

BANKING  AND  INSURANCE  LISTS. 

BANKING  COMPANIES. 

Bank  op  Scotland— Office,  34  Reform  street.  Fulton  Spiers,  Agent ; 
Robert  Lunan,  Accountant ;  L.  R.  Falconer,  Chief  Clerk ;  Thomas  Willock, 
William  Gauld,  jun.,  and  W.  P.  Buchan,  Tellers.  Victoria  Street  Branch — 
Robert  Walker,  Agent.  London  Office — Lothbury,  E.G.  London  Corre- 
spondents— Coutts  &  Co. ;  Smith,  Payne,  &  Smiths  ;  and  Bank  of  England. 

British  Linen  Company  Bank— Office,  83  Murraygate.  David  Brand, 
Agent ;  Robert  Shepherd,  Accountant ;  Peter  Kerr,  Cashier  ;  Alex.  Boath 
and  A.  Balfour  Walker,  Tellers.  Westport  Branch — James  Ireland,  Agent. 
London  Office,  41  Lombard  st.,  E.C.  Agents — Bank  of  England,  London,  and 
Branches;  Smith,Payne,&  Smiths, London;  Bank  of  Ireland,  Dublin, feBranches. 

The  National  Bank  op  Scotland  Limited— Office,  Bank  buildings,  71 
Reform  street.  Robt.  Murdoch,  Agent ;  John  Colville,  Assistant  Agent ;  John 
Rogers  and  George  Clark,  Tellers.  Branch  Office  at  115  Hilltown,  David 
P.  Scott,  Agent.  Bank's  London  Office — 37  Nicholas  lane,  E.C.  Bankers  in 
London :  City — Bank  of  England,  Glyn  Mills  Currie  &  Co. ;  Union  Bank  of 
London,  Limited  :  West  End — Coutts  &  Co. 

Royal  Bank  op  Scotland— Offices,  22  Castle  street,  97  Murraygate,  22 
King  street,  and  36  Westport.  Castle  st. — Alex.  Hutton  and  Geo.  W.  Boase, 
Joint  Agents  ;  John  Welch,  Accountant ;  David  Stewart  and  James  Stewart, 
Tellers.  Murraygate — Alexander  Hutton,  Agent ;  William  W.  Thomson, 
Sub-Agent ;  James  Walker,  Accountant.  King  street — Robert  M.  Brodie, 
Agent ;  John  M'Nab,  Accountant.  Westport — Henry  Wyse,  Agent ;  John 
Anderson,  Accountant.  Bank's  London  Office — 123Bishopsgate  street.  Within, 
E.C.  London  Correspondents — Coutts  &  Co.,  The  Bank  of  England,  and 
Barclay,  Ransom,  &  Co. 

Tbe  Commercial  Bank  op  Scotland  Limited — Office,  Commercial  Bank 
buildings,  85  Commercial  street.  James  B.  Webster,  Agent ;  John  Lowson, 
Accountant ;  J.  D.  Muir  and  William  Walker,  Tellers.  London  Office, 
62  Lombard  street.  Agents  in  London — London  and  Westminster  Bank 
Limited,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

The  Clydesdale  Bank,  Limited — Office,  Clydesdale  Bank  buildings, 
East  end  of  High  street.  Alexander  Scott,  Agent ;  P.  K.  Matthew, 
Acountant ;  James  Smith  and  James  Watson,  Tellers.  Agents  in  London — 
The  Clydesdale  Bank,  Limited,  30  Lombard  street. 

Union  Bank  op  Scotland,  Limited. — Office,  2  Panmure  street.  David 
Hogarth,  Agent ;  D.  G.  Glennie,  Accountant ;  Robert  Sellar,  Teller.  London 
Agents — Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  62  Cornhill,  E.C. 

Town  and  County  Bank,  Limited— 5  Albert  square.  James  Low,  Agent ; 
Geo.  Angus,  Accountant.     London  Agent — The  London  Joint-Stock  Bank. 

North  op  Scotland  Bank,  Limited. — 24  High  street  (top  of  Crichton 
street).  Robert  Murray,  Agent  ;  Robert  Paxton,  Accountant ;  George  Sin- 
clair, Teller.     London  Agent — Union  Bank  of  London,  Limited. 

Dundee  Savings  Bank,  1815. — Office,  2  Euclid  street.  Robert  B.  Don, 
Chairman  ;  P.  M.  Cochrane,  Deputy-Chairman  of  the  Committee  of  Manage- 
ment; Bank  of  Scotland,  Treasurer;  John  Miln,  Actuary;  Arch.  W.  Sturrock, 
Cashier.  Open  Daily  for  Deposits  and  Payments  from  10  to  3  o'clock  (with 
the  exception  of  Saturdays,  when  the  office  shuts  at  12  o'clock),  and  for 
Deposits  only  on  Wednesday  evening,  from  6  to  8  o'clock,  and  on  Saturday 
evening,    from   5   to  8  o'clock.      Branch   Offices  —  28   Strathmartine  road 


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(open  daily  from  10  to  3  o'clock,  and  for  Deposits  only  on  Thursday  and 
Saturday  from  G  to  8  o'clock) ;  67  High  street,  Lochee  (open  daily  from  10  to 
3  o'clock,  and  for  Deposits  on  Monday  and  Saturday  from  6  to  8  o'clock) ;  53 
Brook  street,  Broughty  Ferry  (open  at  BroughtyFerry  on  Saturday  evenings, 
from  6  to  7.30). 

Post  Office  Savings  Bank— Open  from  9  a.m.  till  6  p.m.  (for  Deposits  till 
9  p.m.).  Branch  Office — Customhouse  buildings.  Open  from  9  a.m.  till  5 
p.m.,  Saturday,  9  a.m.  till  2  p.m.  Receiving  Offices — At  128  Hilltown,  90 
King  street,  113  Perth  road,  199  Princes  street,  12  Ferry  road,  142  Scouring- 
burn,  6.5  Hawkhill,  28  Dundonald  street,  183  Blackness  road,  27  Strath- 
martine  road,  1  Pitkerro  road.     Open  from  9  a.m.  till  8  p.m. 

FIRE  AND  LIFE,  &c.,  INSURANCE  COMPANIES'  AGENTS. 


Abstainers  and  General 
T.  W.  Adamson,  10  Oleg-horn  st.,  Supt. 

Accident 
Thomas  Smillie,  93  Commercial  street 

Alliance  Assurance  Co. 
Band  &    Whyte,    23    Panmure    street, 

District  Agents.    Agents — 
Joseph  J.  Barrie,  10  Panmure  street 
R.  Blackadder,  41  Reform  street 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
D.  G.  Glennie,  Union  Bank 
*W.  T.  Currie,  5  Bank  street 
D.  B.  Hendry,  4  India  buildings 
J.  &  E.  Shepherd,  31  Panmure  street 
*J.  C.  Smith,  4  India  buildings 
William  Nixon,  7  Ward  road 
David  Stiven,  20  Castle  street 
John  Colville,  National  Bank 
John  Scrimgeour,  65  Commercial  street 
*  Fire  Department  only. 

Atlas  (Fire  and  Life) 
George  Reid,   87  Commercial  street, 

District  Agent 
Geo.  Gumming,  1  Royal  Exchange  place 
Corrie,  Mackie,  &Co.,  1  Rl.  Exchange  pi. 
A.  Willison,  21  Panmure  street 
Charles  Adamson,  7  Shore  terrace 
J.  T.  Steele,  10  Panmure  street 

Boiler  Insurance  &  Steam  Power 
George  Rollo,  3  Panmure  st.,  Dist.  Agent 

British  Empire  Mutual  Life 
J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial  street,  Res. 
Secretarj' 

British  Key  Registry  and  Accident 
J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial  st.,  DisMgr. 

British  Legal  (Life) 
James  Galloway,  Arcade  buildings,  King 
street.  District  Manager 

British  Workman's  and  General 
J.  W.  James,  23  Panmure  street 

Caledonian  (Fire  &  Life) 
District  Branch,  35  Albert  square,  Robert 
Chapman,  Secretary 

Caledonian  (Plate  Glass) 
J.  R.  D.  Lavvson,  87  High  street 


City  of  Glasgow  (Life) 
A.  Ogilvie  &  Co. ,  1  Royal  Exchange  place 
Robert  Smith,  9  Ward  road 
Gray  &  Martin,  30  Reform  street 

Colonial  Mutual  (Life) 
David  Kerr,  21  Reform  street,  Res.  Secy. 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 
W.  S.  Wilkie,  15  Castle  street 
Anderson,  Gardner,  Hepburn,  &  Co.,  10 

Meadowside 
Charles  Barrie,  33  Albert  square 
J.  M.  Mitchell,  59  Dock  street 
J.  B.  Harris,  74  Commercial  street 
E.  J.  Millar,  54  Commercial  street 
D.  M'Gregor,  9  Commercial  street 
G.  B.  Carmichael,  54  Commercial  street 
D.  N.  Fleming,  2  India  buildings 
David  Thomson,  269  Hawkhill 
John  Dawson,  38  Westport 
D.  M.  Moir,  65  Trades  lane 
George  Malcolm,  4  Royal  Exchange  pi. 
James  Paul,  13  South  Union  street 
D.  M.  Anderson,  18  Meadowside 
M' Walter  &  Hunt,  26  Castle  street 
R.  L.  Conacher,  79  Commercial  street 

Commercial  Fire  and  Accident 
J.  E.  Dow,  10  Victoria  cham. ,  Dis.  Mngr. 
H.  C.  Alexander,  225  Overgate 
S.  L.  Baxter,  81  Murraygate 
Thos.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
J.  D.  Cox  &  Co.,  54  Bell  street 
Geo.  C.  Douglas,  41  Reform  street 
David  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street 
John  Harris,  23  High  street 
A.  R.  Marquis,  47  Gellatly  street 
R.  M'Millan,  20  Airlie  place 
R.  M.  Noble,  4  Baxter  Park  terrace 
W.  Nixon,  7  Ward  road 
D.  A.  Ritchie,  12  Bank  street 
Alex.  Speed,  82  High  street 
J.  G.  Sibbald,  78  Murraygate 
Alex.  Smith,  29  Dock  street 
W.  C.  Thomson,  30  Dock  street 
D.  S.  Waddell,  48  Union  street 
J.  Robertson,  62  High  street,  Lochee 


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BANKING  AND  INSURANCE  LISTS. 


Commercial  Union 
Warden   &  Keith,  23   Panmure  street, 

District  Agents 
James  Fullerton,  51  Meadowside 
D.  Hogarth,  Union  Bank 
W.  Haxton,  44  High  street 
J.  G.  Kinmond,  2  Trades  lane 
Charles  Gray,  40  Candle  lane 
R.  Blackadder,  41  Reform  street 

C.  Barrie,  33  Albert  square 

D.  J.  Tweedie,  61  Reform  street 

D.  Small,  jun.,  9  Meadow  place  buildings 

James  Allison,  82  High  street 

John  Cargill,  32  Cowgate 

Hill  &  M'Gregor,  38  Whitehall  street 

Stewart,  Logic,  &  Co.,  4  Panmure  street 

County  (Fire) 
Joseph  Gibson  &  Co.,  26  Commercial  st. 
Alex.  Tosh,  11  Reform  street 
Fleming  &  Haxton,  44  High  street 
John  M'Laggan,  Calcutta  buildings 
James  Sturrock,  7  Bank  street 
Jas.  Mollison  &  Co. ,  48  Rosebank  street 
Arch.  Galloway,  36  Ferry  road 
George  G.  Bell,  Horse  wynd 

Crown  (Life) 
Robert  Smith,  9  Ward  road 

Dundee  and  District  Mutual  Glass 
Wm.  Tulloch,  President.    A.  J.  Murdoch, 
Manager,  1  Exchange  street 

Economic  (Life) 

H.  D.  Low,  56  Seafield  road 
Alex.  Simpson,  122  Nethergate 
James  Forsyth,  20 J  Thomson  street 

Edinburgh  (Life),  56  Commercial  st. 
T.  H.  Fraser,  Res.  Sec.    Chief  Agents- 
Heron  &  Co.,  20  Castle  street 
Alex.  Scott,  Clydesdale  Bank  Ld. 
James  B.  Webster,  Commercial  Bank  Ld. 
David  Brand,  British  Linen  Co.  Bank 

Employers  of  Great  Britain 
D.  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street,  Res.  Sec. ; 

W.  L.  Clark,  District  Inspector 
John  Scrimgeour,  65  Commercial  street 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 
William  Nixon,  7  Ward  road 
George  Rollo,  3  Panmure  street 
J.  D.  Cox  &  Co.,  54  Bell  street 
A.  J.  Murdoch  &  Son,  1  Exchange  street 

A.  R.  Marquis,  47  Gellatly  street 
James  Fettes,  Stirling  street 

Employers'  Liability 

B.  L.    Nairn,    26    Commercial    street. 
District  Agent 

W.  &  R.  Ritchie,  6  Panmure  street 
J.  Dickson  Dodds,  3  India  buildings 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
John  S.  Kerr,  2  Nelson  street 
R.  Walker,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Victoria  st. 
John  M'Laggan,  Calcutta  buildings 
W.  A.  Martin,  22  Bell  street 


E.  M.  Mudie,  2  Royal  Exchange  court 

David  Stewart,  61  Pvcform  street 

D.  Gordon  Stewart,  10  Meadowside 

Henry  A.  PattuUo,  1  Bank  street 

Wm.  Kinnear,  18  Commercial  street 

Walter  Baxter,  81  Murraygate 

D.  P.  Scott,  National  Bank,  115Hilltown 

Band  &  White,  23  Panmure  street 

James  Urquhart,  32  Bank  street 

J.  G.  Lees,  74  Commercial  street 

J.  T.  Steele,  10  Panmure  street 

C.  J.  Mackness,  26  Castle  street 

J.  W.  Shepherd,  Victoria  chambers 
James  NicoU  &  Co.,  26  Commercial  street 

Engine,  Boiler,  and  Empl.  Liability 
Agent— P.  D.  Mitchell,  108  Commercial 
st.  Engineers — J.  C.  Douglas,  2  Alpha 
terrace,  Broughty  Ferry,  and  James 
Fettes,  2  Morgan  street 

English  &  Scottish  Law  (Life) 
Thos.  Thornton,  Son,  &  Co.,  15  Albert  sq. 
James  Logie,  67  Reform  street 
P.  D.  Mitchell,  108  Commercial  street 
William  Johnston,  87  High  street 
Watt  &  Co.,  23  High  street 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 
Wm.  Nixon,  7  Ward  road 
John  Harris,  23  High  street 

Equitable  (Life)  of  United  States 
Wm.  Howat,  13  Ward  road 
Peter  Matthew,  12  Panmure  street 
W.  F.  Soutar,  Meadow  house 
John  Fleming  &  Sons,  165  Seagate 

Equitable  Fire  and  Accident 
W.F. Soutar, Meadow  house,  Dist.  Mangr. 
Local  Members  of  Scottish  Board,  Wm. 

Cox,  Jos.  Grimond,  Alex.  Henderson 

Agents — 
Alexander  Patterson  &Co.,  8  Panmure  st. 
T.  G.  Young,  7  Royal  Exchange  court 
Thos.  Sheriff,  3  Hilltown 

D.  S.  Waddell,  48  Union  street 
W.  S.  Taj'lor,  Raglan  street 

A.  B.  Crichton,  Johnston  street 

A.  Willison,  21  Panmure  street 

R.  B.  Morrison,  10  Panmure  street 

J.  Walker,  14  Parker  street 

W.  A.  Nicol,  71  High  street 

Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 

D.  Stewart,  61  Reform  street 

Thos.  C.  Keay,  17  Baltic  street 

J.  S.  Low,  39  Cowgate 

D.  Thomson,  5  Bain  square 

T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 

J.  M.  Nairn,  Huntly  cottage,  Forfar  road 

C.  Riddell,  WiUiam  street,  Tayport 

A.  Calder,  jun.,  15  Milnbank  road 

J.  G.  Kinmond,  Trades  lane 

G.  Findlay,  40  St  Andrew's  street 

Johnstone  &  Simpson,  87  Commercial  st.: 

J.  M'Laggan,  18  Commercial  street 

G.  Gregory,  Stewart  terrace,  Barnhill 


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53 


General  Accident 
J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial  st.,  Dis.  Mgr. 
John  Macnab,  Royal  Bank,  King  street 
Marshall  &  Johnston,  14  St  Clement's  lane 
John  M'Farlane,  3  East  Dock  street 
R.  &  A.  Lickley,  51  Reform  street 
John  Findlay,  jun.,  69  Reform  street 
J.  M.  Stronner,  14  Princes  street 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
John  M'Nee,  West  Station 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
John  Forrester,  180  Seagate 
James  Strachan,  41  Reform  street 
Thos.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
Maurice  R.  Allard,  26  Castle  street 
W.  J.  Douglas,  19  Cowgate 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 

General,  The  (Life) 
B.    L.    Nairn,    26  Commercial    street, 

District  Agent.    Agents — 
D.  G.  Stewart,  10  Meadowside 
J.  B.  Mason,  161  Scouringburn 
G.  A.  Harris,  8  Bank  street 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 
James  Allison,  82  High  street 
James  G.  Lees,  74  Commercial  street 

Goldsmiths'  and  General  (Burglary) 
J.  E.  Dow,  10  Victoria  chambers,  Dis.  Agt. 

Gresham  (Life) 
Robert  Hunter,  41  Reform  street 
A.  R.  Marquis,  47  Gellatly  street 
Marshall  &  Johnston,  14  St  Clement's  lane 
James  M'Wee,  1  Hermonhill 
Alex.  Neish,  51  Reform  street 
James  Sibbald,  79  Commercial  street 
Anderson,  Gardner,  Hepburn,  &  Co.,  10 

Meadowside 
James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent 
James  Ireland,  B.  L.  Bank,  Westport 
William  Anderson,  62  Commercial  street 
D.  M.  Anderson,  18  Meadowside 
T.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
William  Cowley,  King  Street  Calender 
James  Gold,  20  Reform  street 
Max  Paulsen,  84  Commercial  street 
A.  Roxburgh,  7  Park  terrace 
A.  M.  Smith,  2  Royal  Exchange  place 

Guarantee  Society 
D.  M'Donald,  3  Ellen  street 

Guardian  (Plate  Glass) 
Robert  Robertson,  202  Overgate 

Guardian  (Fire  and  Life) 
Wm.  T.  Murison,  3  Royal  Exchange  pi. 
P.  L.  Johnston,  11  King  street 

Hand-in-Hand  (Fire  and  Life) 
D.  Hogarth,  Union  Bank 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
Robert  Murray,  North  of  Scotland  Bank 
W.  Stiven,  East  Dock  buildings 

Health 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 


Hong  Kong  (Fire) 
Thomson,  Fearns,  &  Co.,  57  Meadowside 

Imperial  (Fire) 

Robert  Paxton,  24  High  street 
John  Simpson,  122  Nethergate 

Imperial  Live  Stock 
George  Rollo,  3  Panmure  street.  District 

Agent. 
John  Ewan  Dow,  10  Victoria  chambers 

Imperial  Union  Accident 
A.  Willison,  21  Panmure  street,  District 
Agent 

Kent  (Fire  and  Life) 
T.  G.  Young,  7  Royal  Exchange  court 
G.  F.  Feathers,  2  Meadow  place  buildings 
J.  Colville,  5  Larch  street 

Lancashire  (Fire  and  Life) 
Robt.  Smith,  9  Ward  road 
A.  J.  Brough,  Taybank  Works 
Joseph  Gibson  &  Co. ,  26  Commercial  st. 
R.  C.  Walker,  5  Whitehall  street 
Jas.  Fullerton,  51  Meadowside 
John  D.  Bruce,  69  Reform  street 
Alex.  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 
R.  M'Gavin  Greig,3Royal  Exchange  court 
W.  B.  Simson,  6  Panmure  street 
Robert  Sturrock,  Savings  Bank 
William  Bayne,  6  Dallfield  walk 
A.  Esplin  &,  Son,  7  Cowgate 

Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  (Accident) 
Robert  Robertson,  202  Overgate 

Lancashire  Trust  and  Mortgage 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 

Licenses  Insurance  Corporation 
C.  J.  Mackness,  26  Castle  street 

Life  Association  of  Scotland 
Branch  office,  5  Reform  street— J.  Bruce 

Leask,  Secy.     Agents — 
Shield  &  Kyd,  1  Albert  square 
R.  G.  Kennedy,  10  Panmure  street 
Wm.  R.  Ireland,  41  Cowgate 
Thomas  Congleton, Courthouse  buildings 
John  Nicoll,  1  Bain  square 
W.  &  A.  W.  Stiven,  61  Refonn  street 
Anderson,    Gardner,    &    Hepburn,    10 

Meadowside 
William  Fyffe,  Dundee  Foundry 
William  Mann,  1  India  buildings 
James  Fettes,  16  Stirling  street 
George  B.  Carmichael,  54  Commercial  st. 
Congleton  &  Dickson,  91  Commercial  st. 
Eadie  &  Co.,  62  Commercial  street 
James  Simmers,  Commercial  Bank 
Thomas  Keenan,  104  Commercial  street 
James  Strachan,  41  Reform  street 
R.  L.  M'Gregor,  38  Whitehall  street 
Robert  Black,  Tofthill  cottage,  Lochee 
W.  M.  Ogilvie,  Royal  Bank,  Lochee 
David  Alexander,  draper,  Lochee 


54  BANKING  AND  INSUEANCE  LISTS. 

Liverpool  &  London  &  Globe  (F.  &  L.) 
James  Guthrie,  10  Panmure  street 
John  W.  Shepherd,  12  Victoria  road 
Peter  Matthew,  12  Panmure  street 
Peter  C.  Scott,  31  Meadowside 
William  Pattullo,  18  St  Andrew's  street 
William  Thomson,  Magdalen  place 
James  Buchan,  Bank  buildings,  King  st. 
Thomas  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 

Liverpool  Plate  Glass 

David  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street 
Liverpool     Victoria     Legal    Friendly- 
Society 
Francis  Griffin,  105a  Nethergate,  District 
Manager 

London  Assurance  Corporation  (Fire) 
Wm.  Gellatly,  33  Cowgate 

London,  Edinburgh,  and  Glasgow 
W.  E.  Davis,  3  Charles  street,  Supt. 
Fleming  &  Haxton,  44  High  street 
J.  Gibson  &  Co.,  26  Commercial  street 
A.  T.  Hunter,  East  station 
Wm.  Kinnear,  18  Connnercial  street 
Thomas  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
A.  J.  Murdoch,  1  Exchange  street 
J.  Macmillan,  Taybridge  station 
J.  M'Laggan,  Calcutta  buildings 

London  Guarantee  and  Accident 
W.  &  R.  Ritchie,  6  Panmure  street 
D.  Hogarth,  Union  Bank 
William  Kinnear  &  Co.,  18 Commercial  st. 
J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings 
W.  &  A.  W.  Stiven,  61  Reform  street 
Shield  &  Kyd,  1  Albert  square 
W.  B.  Simson,  6  Panmure  street 


London  and  Lancashire  (Fire) 
Branch  office,  3  Panmure  street ;  Geo. 

Rollo,  Local  Secretary 
A.Willison,  21  Panmure  street 
Jas.  Henderson,  Downiemount,  Tayport 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 

London  and  Lancashire  (Life) 
J.  Schleselman,  12  Vict,  chams., Dis.  Agt. 
William  Smith,  7  Royal  Exchange  court 
W.  C.  Smith,  118  Hawkhill 

A.  J.  Murdoch,  1  Exchange  street 
J.  &  J.  Paterson,  2  India  buildings 

London  and  North  British  Plate  Glass 
J.  R.  Wilson,  16  Meadowside,  Dist.  Mgr. 
W.  Phillips,  93  Victoria  road 
T.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 
J.  G.  Sibbald,  78  Murraygate 
W.  Barnett,  4  Derbj^  street 
P.  Burns,  3  Scott  street 

B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 
D.  Thomson,  5  Bain  square 

0.  J.  R.  Mudie,  Royal  Exchange  court 

James  Peters,  71  Wellgate 

Alex.  Meek,  King  street,  Bro'ty  Ferry 


Jas.  Stewart,  29  Mid  street,  Lochee 
James  Walker,  14  Parker  street 
Gowans  &  Buick,  15  Castle  street 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9a  Ward  road 
George  Rollo,  3  Panmure  street 
D.  J.  Tweedie,  61  Reform  street 

Manchester  (Fire) 
J.  Methven,  31  Albert  sq.,  Dist.  Agent 
G.  C.  Keiller,  9  Panmure  street 
A.  Ogilvie  &  Co.,  1  Royal  Exchange  place 
A.  W.  Sturrock,  Savings  Bank 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 

Marine  and  General  Mutual 
J.  R.  Wilson,  46  Castle  street,  Dist.  Agent 

Midland  Counties 
Stewart  Mitchell,  51  Reform  street 

Mortgage 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 
Gray  &  Martin,  30  Reform  street 

Mutual,  (Life) 
J.  C.  Smith,  4  India  buildings 

Mutual  Life  (of  New  York) 
Duncan  Howie,  3  Seagate,  Dist.  Mangi*. 

Mutual  Reserve  Fund  (Life) 
David  Campbell,  21  Panmure  street  and 
20  Airlie  place.  District  Manager 

National  Assurance  of  Ireland 
R.  C.  M'Intyre,  27  Panmure  st.,  local  sec. 

National  Boiler 
John  W,  Warden,  23  Panmure  street 

National  Biirglary 
George  Rollo,  3  Panmure  st,  Dist.  Agt. 

National  Guarantee  and  Suretyship 
Robert  Sturrock,  55  Reform  street 

NationalProvidentlnstit ,  (Mutual,  Life ) 
William  B.  Simson,  6  Panmure  street 

New  York  Life 
John  Fullerton,  10  Airlie  terrace.  Special 

Agent 
Mackness  &  Allard,  26  Castle  street 

North  British  and  Mercantile  (F.  &  L.) 
Branch  office,  13  Panmure  street ;   Wm, 
Moir,  District  Agent.     Alex.  Guthrie, 
Local  Secy. 

Northern  (Accident) 
Mackay  &  Mess,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 

Northern  Assurance  (Fire  and  Life) 
Head     office     in      Dundee,     Northern 
Assurance  buildings,  110  Commercial 
street.    Dundee  Board  of  Directors — 
W.   O.   Dalgleish,   Chairman;   J.   W. 
Barty,    W.    B.    Wilson,    Wm.    Japp, 
Andrew  Whitton,  Edward  Cox 
Secretary — Wm.  Pringle 
Anderson,  Gardner,  Hepburn,  &  Co.,  10 
Meadowside 


BANKING  AND  INSURANCE  LISTS. 


55 


Gray  Bissett,  12  Bank  street 
Bell  &  Henderson,  10  Whitehall  street 
Brodie  &  Buchan,  22  Khig-  street 
John  D.  Bruce,  69  Reform  street 
John  Colville,  National  Bank 
Edw^ard  Cowan,  5  Reform  street 
David  Duncan  &  Son,  41  Reform  street 
J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings 
A.  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
Fergusson  &  Stephen,  5  Whitehall  street 
James  Fullerton,  51  Meadowside 
George  Haggart,  11  Ward  road 
Hendry  &  Pollock,  3  Seagate 
Heron  &  Co.,  20  Castle  street 
Alex.  Hutton,  Royal  Bank,  Castle  street 
Johnstone  &  Simpson,  87  Commercial  st. 
D.  S.  &  T.  Littlejohn,  27  Bank  street 
Mackay  &  Mess,  13  Albert  square 
R.  Murray,  North  of  Scotland  Bank 
David  Myles,  11  Reform  street 
M'Intyre  &  Sievwright,  13  Albert  square 
J.  &  H.  Pattullo,  1  Bank  street 
John  Rattray,  51  South  Tay  street 
D.  P.  Scott,  115  Hilltown 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 
Robert  Smith,  9  Ward  road 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 
David  Stewart,  61  Reform  street 
D.  Gordon  Stewart,  10  Meadowside 
James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent 
Moody  Stuart  &  Robertson,  9a  Ward  road 
Thos.Thornton,  Son,  &Co.,15  Albert sq. 
Alexander  Tosh,  11  Reform  street 
Chas.  B.  Ovenstone,  10  Panmure  street 
Henry  Wyse,  Royal  Bank,  Westport 
J.  G.  Kinmond,  2  Trades  lane 
Jas.  Henderson,  Downiemount,  Tayport 

Northern  Plate  Glass 
J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial  st. ,  Dist.  Man. 
James  Fettes,  16  Stirling  street 
A.  D.  Cameron,  31  Reform  street 
R.  &  A.  Lickley,  51  Reform  street 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 

Norwich  &  London  (Ace.  &  Emp.  Liab.) 
John  Ferguson,  11  Roj^al  Exchange  lane 
J.  R.  Wilson,  16  Meadowside 
C.  J.  Mackness,  26  Castle  street 

Norwich  Union  Fire 
J.  R.  Wilson,  16  Meadowside,  District 
Manager 

Norwich  Union  Life 
J.  R.  Wilson,   16  Meadowside,  District 
Manager ;    Alex.   Macgregor,   District 
Inspector 

Ocean  Accident  and  Guarantee 
Fleming  &  Haxton,  44  High  street 
J.  J.  Henderson,  8  Bank  street 

Palatine 
G.  Schleselman,  Victoria  chambers,  Dis- 
trict Agent 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 


A.  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 
Hendry  &  Pollock,  3  Seagate 
John  S.  Buchan,  32  Bank  street 
Gray  &  Martin,  30  Reform  street 
Alfred  D.  Lawrie,  9  Ward  road 

Patriotic  (Fire  and  Life) 
Chief  Office  for  Scotland,  162  Buchanan 
street,  Glasgow  ;  John  Sime,  Resident 
Manager ;    Dundee    office,  33    Albert 
square  ;  T.  S.  Pattullo  &  Co.,  Dis.  Agts. 
D.  M.  Anderson,  18  Meadowside 
J.  R.  Anderson,  Panmure  street 
Chas.  Batchelor,  5  Royal  Exchange  court 
Berg,  Sons,  &  Co.,  4  Panmure  street 
W.  B.  Blair,  63  Cowgate 
T.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
J.  S.  Buchan,  32  Bank  street 
Wm.  Buchan  &  Co.,  11  Bell  street 
G.  Buist,  Rockville  house 
J.  R.  Croll,  9  Meadow  place  buildings 
L.  R.  Falconer,  Bank   of  Scotland,  Re- 
form street 
James  Fleming,  1  Nairne  place 

C.  R.  Hutchison,  Rojvil  Exchange  court 
James  Hutchison,  Constable  street 
James  Isles,  Albert  square 

Adam  Jack,  19  Cowgate 

Johnstone  &  Simpson,  69  Reform  street 

James  G.  Lees,  74  Commercial  street 

R.  G.  Murray,  74  Commercial  street 

T.  P.  Marr,  1  Bain  square 

R.  M.  Mathers,  63  Albert  street 

John  Morrison,  33  Hilltown 

David  Myles,  11  Reform  street 

R.  Melville,  18  Airlie  place 

John  M'Laggan,  18  Commercial  street 

Dan.  M'Intbsh,  158  Strathmartine  road 

Wm.  Nixon,  7  Ward  road 

D.  D.  Robertson,  1  Trades  lane 

T.  S.  Ross,  9  Meadow  Place  buildings 

David  Ritchie,  30  Meadowside 

J.  K.  Smith,  8  Westport 

Alex.  Scott,  Clydesdale  Bank 

A.  C.  Tullis,  62"  Commercial  street 

D.  S.  Waddell,  48  Union  street 

Pelican  (Life) 
John  D.  Bruce,  69  Reform  street 
D.  G.  Stewart,  10  Meadowside 

Phoenix  (Fire) 
John  D.  Bruce,  69  Reform  street 
D.  G.  Stewart,  10  Meadowside 

Provident  (Life) 
Joseph  Gibson  &  Co.,   26    CoiBmercial 

street 
Alex.  Tosh,  11  Reform  street 

Prudential 

District  Office,  2  India  buildings ;  Wm. 
Bell,  Superintendent.    Assist.  Sxipts. — 
P.  Mitchell,  153  Albert  street 
R.  Hamilton,  2  Nairne  place 
J.  Jamieson,  1  Airlie  terrace 
T.  Finlay,  142  Albert  street 


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BANKING  AND  INSURANCE  LISTS. 


J.  Scorgie,  jun.,  1  Miller's  wynd 

P.  Duffy,  66  Logie  street,  Lochee 

J.  P.  Caiman,  Brotchie  pi.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 

Refuge 
Wm.  Owen,  3  Hilltown,  Superintendent 

Reliance  Mutual  (Life) 
John  M'Lag-gan,  Calcutta  buildings 
J.  Ireland,  British  Linen  Bank,  Westport 
R.  M.  Brodie,  Royal  Bank,  22  King  street 
J.  Robertson,  postmaster,  Lochee 
A.  J.  Murdoch,  1  Exchange  street 
Adam  Small,  2  Reform  street 
J.  S.  Buchan,  32  Bank  street 
J.  G.  Kinmond,  2  Trades  lane 

Rock  (Life) 
George  Findlay,  40  St  Andrew's  street 
John  Colville,  5  Larch  street 

Royal  (Fire  and  Life) 
David  C.  Lunan,  2  Trades  Lane 
Rollo  &  Steven,  41  Reform  street 
William  S.  Wilkie,  15  Castle  street 
George  M'Gregor,  4  India  buildings 
Thomas  Wighton,  9  Meadow  place  bldgs. 

D.  H.  Saunders,  13  Panmure  street 
A.  Jack,  19  Cowgate 

C.  J.  Mackness,  26  Castle  street 

Royal  Exchange  Assurance  Corpora- 
tion (Fire,  Sea,  Life,  Annuities), 
7  Ward  road 
John  A.  Tombazis,  Manager 

Royal  Liver  Friendly  Society 
Wm.  Phillips,  93  Victoria  road,  Dist.  Agt. 

Scottish  Accident  Insurance  Company 
W.  &  R.  Ritchie,  Panmure  st..  Res.  Sees. 
Robt.  Walker,  Bank  of  Scotd.,  Victoria  st. 
J.  &  F.  Salmond,  6  High  street 
John  Macmillan,  Taybridge  station 
William  Kinnear  &  Co. ,  18  Commercial  st. 

E.  M.  Mudie,  2  Royal  Exchange  court 
Wm.  N.  Machan,  26  East  Dock  street 
John  Ferguson,  11  Royal  Exchange  lane 
John  S.  Kerr,  2  Nelson  street 

Henry  Wyse,  Royal  Bank,  Westport 

J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings 

James  W.  Brown,  37  Albert  square 

V.  C.  Baird,  Camperdown  pi.,  Bro.  Ferry 

G.  B.  Doe,  commission  agent,  Errol 

William  Buchan,  11  Bell  street 

W.  A.  Martin,  22  Bell  street 

Alex.  Buttar,  2  Bain  square 

David  Ritchie,  51  Overgate 

Alex.  Henry,  115  Murraygate 

J.  A.  Norrie,  13  WhitehaU  street 

D.  Conacher,  Cal.  Rail.  Goods  station 
Robt.  Murdoch,  71  Reform  street 
George  Sheriff,  jun.,  21  Albert  square 

'  J.  M'Nee,  Cal.  Railway,  West  station 
Jas.  H.  Langlands,  81  Murraygate 
John  M'Nicoll,  Meadow  house 
R.  M.  Greig,  Roj'al  Exchang-e  court 
John  M'Laggan,  Calcutta  buildings 


Thos.  Cathro,  National  Bank,  Reform  st. 

D.  P.  Scott,  National  Bank,  Hilltown 
W.  S.  Wilkie,  15  Castle  street 
Robert  Batchelor,  46  Blackness  road 
Jas.  Dawson,  D.  &  A.  Jt.  Rly.  Parcel  office 
J.  Forbes,  23  Morgan  street 

J.  Y.  Rogers,  Rosemill 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
James  Kaye,  "Tay  Bridge  Station 
John  M'Farlane,  East  Dock  street 
A.  Robertson,  Tay  Bridge  station 
R.  Chapman,  35  Albert  square 
A.  D.  Lawrie,  9  Ward  road 
Andrew  Glass,  Heathfield  Works 

Scottish  Alliance  (Fire,  Ace,  &  Guar.) 
G.  M.  Kidd,  33  Cowgate,  Resident  Secy. 

Scottish  Amicable  (Life) 

F.  Farquharson,  95  Commercial  street 
Hendry  &  Pollock,  3  Seagate 

Thos.  Willock,  Bank  of  Scotd.,  Reform  st. 
Robert  Robertson,  202  Overgate 
Mackay  &  Mess,  13  Albert  square 

Scottish  Boiler  Insurance  and  Engine 
Inspection  Company,  Limited 
A.  Willison,  21  Panmure  st.,  Dist.  Agent 
W.  &  R.  Ritchie,  6  Painnure  street 
J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings 
J.  W.  Brown,  37  Albert  square 
William  Kinnear,  18  Commercial  street 
David  Moodie,  Meadow  house 
Wilson  &  Sons,  2  Blackscroft 
Johnstone  &  Simpson,  87  Commercial  st. 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
A.  J.  Murdoch,  1  Exchange  street 
Geo.  Schleselman,  12  Victoria  chambers 

Scottish  Employers'  Liability  &  Ace. 
Dickie  &  Paul,  Whitehall  st..  Law  Agents 
David  Duncan  &  Son,  41  Reform  street 
Robert  Keith,  87  High  street 
A.  J.  Murdoch,  1  Exchange  street 
W.  B.  Morrison,  10  Panmure  street 
J.  R.  Wilson,  16  Meadowside 
W.  P.  Butchart,  123  Murraygate 

E.  Cowan,  5  Reform  street 

Scottish  Equitable  (Mutual,  Life) 
Office,  6  Panmure  street.     Dundee  Board 
of  Reference — William  Arnott,  James 
L.  Hill,  P.  Spence  Mudie,  P.  G.Walker. 
Wm.  Simpson,  District  Secretary 

Scottish  Legal  Life 

D.  M'Gregor,  20 Panmure  st.,  Dist.  Mgr. 
Scottish  Life 

G.  C.  Keiller,  9  Panmure  st.,  Res.  Secy 
•James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent 

H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 
Scottish  (Plate  Glass) 
J.  Rattray,  51  S.  Tay  st.,  Dist.  Manager 
Alexander  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 
Robert  Hunter,  41  Reform  street 
James  Hutton,  61  Reform  street 


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D.  &  J.  Milne,  2  High  street 
W.  S.  Wilkie,  46  Castle  street 
S.  L.  Baxter,  81  Murraygate 
Band  &  Whyte,  23  Panmure  street 
David  Duncan  &  Son,  41  Reform  street 
A.  D.  Cameron,  31  Reform  street 
Islay  B.  Murray,  13  Overgate 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
W.  &  A.  W.  Stiven,  61  Reform  street 
A.  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 

Scottish  Provident  Institution  (Life) 
Local  Board  of  Directors — G.  Malcolm, 
D.  M.  Watson,  V.  Fraenkl,  A.  Gilroy, 
Jas.  Mudie,  T.  Bell,  and  J.  C.  Lyell ; 
John  W.  Shephei-d,  12  Victoria  cham- 
bers. Res.  Sec.  Agents — 
R.  &  A.  W.  Sturrock,  Savings  Bank 

E.  Henderson,  10  Whitehall  street 

R.  Murray,  North  of  Scotland  Bank,  Ltd. 

E.  Cowan,  5  Reform  street 

Moody  Stuart  &  Robei-tson,  9a  Ward  rd. 
J.  &  J.  Ogilvie,  12  Meadowside 

F.  Stewart  Sandeman,  2  Baltic  buildings 
Stevenson  &  Johnston,  20  Castle  street 

Scottish  Temperance  (Life  &  Accident) 
James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent 
John  Macnab,  Royal  Bank,  King  street 
Wm.  Robertson,  76  Bell  street 
Jas.  Ireland,  B.  L.  Bank,  Westport 
James  Ramsay  &  Son,  India  buildings 
Reid,  Johnston,  &  Co.,  34  Reform  street 
Alex.  Hutcheson,  8  Bank  street 
Wm.  C.  Norrie,  13  Whitehall  street 
R.  M.  Hendry,  3  Seagate 
Thos.  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 
John  M'Farlane,  3  East  Dock  street 
S.  G.  Eraser,  17  Hospital  wvnd 
J.  G.  Gilchrist,  9  Ward  road 
Geo.  Scrymgeour,  News  Bureau 
John  M'Millan,  60  Magdalen  Yard  road 
William  Hutton,  12  Overgate 
John  Fellow,  High  street 
D.  Lawson,  25  Union  street  ' 

John  Kirk,  226  Lochee  road 
P.  S.  Nicoll,  65  Trades  lane 

G.  B.  Carmichael,  54  Commercial  street 

Scottish  Union  and  National  (F.  &  L.) 
Branch  office,   46    Bell    street ;    James 

Trotter,  Resident  Secretary 
John  Birrell,  1  West  Bell  street 
David  Bruce  &  Co. ,  3  Royal  Exchange  pi. 
James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent 
W.  Duncan,  35  Cowgate 
J.  J.  Hunter,  69  Reform  street 
James  Johnston,  82  Murraygate 
Robert  Laing,  89  High  street 
Robert  Murdoch,  National  Bank 
Nicholson  &  Marquis,  32  Castle  street 
D.  Petrie,  4  Royal  Exchange  place 
James  K.  Prain,  20  Castle  street 
James  Rankin,  13  Albert  square 
Reid,  Johnston,  &  Co.,  34  Reform  street 
David  Scott  &  Son,  79  Commercial  st. 


J.  R.  Wilson,  46  Castle  street 

James  S.  Young  &  Co,  38  St  Andrew's  st. 

Scottish  Widows'  Fund  (Life) 
Honorary  Directors — W    L.  Boase,  Ed- 
ward Cox,  Jas.  F.  Low,  W.  Shepherd. 
Principal  Agent — John  M.  Watson,  8 
Panmure  street.     Agents — 
Fergusson  &  Stephen,  5  Whitehall  street 
William  Gellatly,  33  Cowgate 
George  Haggart,  11  Ward  road 
D.  Hogarth,  Union  Bank 
J.  J.  Johnstone,  87  Commercial  street 
George  M.  Kidd,  33  Cowgate 
Mackay  &  Mess,  13  Albert  square 
David  Myles,  11  Reform  street 
Peter  C.  Scott,  33  Meadowside 
John  Sinclair  &  Son,  3  Yeaman  shore 
James  Urquhart,  32  Bank  street 
James  T.  Steele,  10  Panmure  street 
Wm.  Miller,  N.  of  S.  Bank,  Bro'ty  Ferry 

Securities 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commerctal  street 

Security 
D.  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street.  Res.  Sec. 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 

Sickness  and  Accident 
W.  &  A.  W.  Stiven,  61  Reform  street 
Thos.  Keenan,  104  Commercial  street 
James  T.  Steele,  10  Panmure  street 
James  A.  Norrie,  13  Whitehall  street 
D.  J.  Tweedie,  61  Reform  street 
James  A.  Anderson,  29  Panmure  street 
Stephen  L.  Baxter,  81  Murraygate 
James  B.  Mason,  161  Scouringburn 
D.  Macdonald,  3  Ellen  street 
P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  10  Whitehall  street 
John  Ferguson,  Renny  pi.,  West  Ferry 

Standard  (Life) 
Shiell  &  Small,  5  Bank  street 
P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  10  Whitehall  street 
D.  S.  &  T.  Littlejohn,  27  Bank  street 
Robert  Paxton,  24  High  street 
Reid,  Johnston,  &  Co.,  34  Reform  street 
Henry  Wyse,  Royal  Bank,  Westport 
Gowans  &  Buick,  36  Castle  street 
W.  P.  Laird  &  Sinclair,  73  Nethergate 
C.  D.  Mitchell,  54  Commercial  street 

Star  (Life) 
J.  E.  Dow,  10  Victoria  chams.,  Dist.  Mgr. 

State  (Fire) 
Branch  Office,  25  Albert  square ;  G. 
D.  Smith,  Resident  Secretary.  Local 
Directors — J.  C.  Methven,  Chairman  ; 
Andrew  Hendry,  David  Johnston, 
Henry  M'Grady,  T.  S.  Ross,  O.  H. 
Williams. 

Sun  (Fire) 
A.  D.  Fleming,  7  Panmure  street 
P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  10  Whitehall  street 
A.  M.  Ferguson,  45  Commercial  street 


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BANKING  AND  INSUEANCE  LISTS. 


Union  Assurance  Society  (F.  &  L.) 
T>.  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  st.,  Dist.  Agent 
G.  A.  Harris,  8  Bank  street 
R.  Matthew,  8  Bank  street 
Watt  &  Co.,  23  High  street 
J.  R.  D.  Lawson,  87  High  street 
G.  G.  Maclaren,  24  Bank  street 
James  Fettes,  16  Stirling  street 
T.  Y.  Storrier,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
W.  L.  Clark,  11  Whitehall  street 
Thomas  C.  Boyd,  104  Commercial  street 

United  Kingdom  Temperance 
A.  Esphn  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 
J.  J.  Henderson,  8  Bank  street 
Thomas  Smillie,  93  Commercial  street 

University  Life 
James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 


Wesley  an  and  General  (Life) 
David  H.  Ferrier,  2  Hilltown 

Westminster  (Fire) 
H.  B.  Ireland,  3  Royal  Exchange  court 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 

Westminster  and  General  (Life) 
H.  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  street 

AVest  of  England  (Fire  and  Life) 
James  Martin,  and  Gray  &  Martin,   30 
Reform  street,  Joint  District  MngrSw 

West  of  Scotland  (Fire) 

J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial st.,Dist.Man. 

James  Thomson,  48  Union  street 

A.  Esplin  &  Son,  7  Cowgate 

G.  M.  Crichton,  37  Exchange  street 

T.  S.  Peebles,  103  High  street,  Lochee 


MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES  AND  THEIR 
AGENTS. 


Alliance  Marine  and  General  Assur- 
ance Co.,  Ltd.,  of  London. 
David  Bruce  &  Co.,  3  Royal  Exchange  pi. 

British  and  Foreign  Marine  Insurance 

Co.,  Limited,  of  Liverpool 
David  Bruce  &  Co.,  3  Rl.  Exchange  place 
George  A.  M'Laren,  3  India  buildings 

Globe  Marine  Insurance  Co. ,  Limited, 
B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street. 

Lloyd's  Surveyors,  26  East  Dock  st, 
J.    Thomson   and   Harry   Clarke,    Sur- 
veyors for  district  of  Dundee,  Mon- 
trose, St  Andrews,  Tayport,  Arbroath, 
and  Perth 

Marine   Insurance    Co.,    Limited,    of 
London 

James  Logie,  67  Reform  street 

Maritime  Insurance  Co.,  Limited,  of 

Liverpool 
James  Logic,  67  Reform  street 


Merchants  Marine  Insurance  Company, 

Limited,  of  London 
David  Bruce  &  Co. ,  3  Rl.  Exchange  place 

Standard  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Ld., 

of  Liverpool 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co.,  83  Commercial  street 

Ulster  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Limited 
Duncan  Howie,  3  Seagate 

Union  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Limited, 
of  Liverpool  (w^ith  vsrhich  is  incor- 
porated The  International  Marine 
Insurance  Co.,  Limited) 
James  Millar,  54  Commercial  street 

Union  Iron  Sailing  Ship  Small  Damage  i 

Indemnity  Association  of  Dundee 
Committee — David  Bruce,  Matthew  Alli- 
son,   Charles   Barrie,    R.   V.    Scroggie. 
Joseph  Gibson,   26  Commercial  street. 
Secretary 


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PROPERTY  AND  INVESTMENT  COMPANIES. 

THE  ALLIANCE  TRUST  CO.,  Ltd.— Directors— Andrew  Wliitton,  James- 
Guthrie,  John  Leadbetter,  Alex.  Gourlay,  W,  L.  Boase.  Secretary — Wm, 
Mackenzie,  13  Panmure  street.  Solicitors — Thomas  Thornton,  Son,  &  Co. 
Auditors — Moody  Stuart  &  Robertson,  C.A.,  and  David  Myles,  O.A. 

THE  CALEDONIAN  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANY,  Limited. 
— Head  Office,  13  Albert  square.  Directors — Alexander  Banks,  Chairman  j 
George  Speed,  James  Keay,  A.  H.  Brown,  David  Macdonald,  J.  M.  Matthew, 
Hugh  Sandeman,  John  Baxter,  Robert  Middleton.  Bankers— The  Bank  of 
Scotland.     Manager  and  Secretary — D.  M'Intyre,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  ECONOMIC  BUILDING  SOCIETIES.— 
Bankers,  The  Commercial  Bank ;  Solicitor,  James  Gold ;  Surveyor,  J.  J.- 
Henderson ;  Secretary,  James  Cram,  16  Euclid  crescent.     Directors — ■ 

First  Society. — R.  D.  B.  Ritchie,  Chairman  ;  J.  Dickie,  W.  Farquharson,^ 
G.  Paterson,  M.  Smith,  E.  B.  Steel,  A.  White,  W.  F.  Black,  J.  M.  Cree,  J.. 
Wilson. 

Second  Society. — R.  D.  B.  Ritchie,  Chairman;  J.  Black,  W.  Farquharson,. 
J.  Lamb,  W.  Martin,  C.  Mollison,  A.  C.  M'Nair,  G.  Scrymgeour,  M.  Smith,. 
J.  Chaplin. 

Third  Society. — G.  Scrymgeour,  Chairman;  J.  Black,  J.  Findlay,  jun.^ 
A.  C.  M'Nair,  R.  Ross,  A.  White,  A.  Husband,  A.  A.  Paul,  R.  D.  B.  Ritchie, 
J.  R.  Walker. 

Fourth  Society. — A.  White,  Chairman;  T.  Doig,  J.  Findlay,  jun.,  P.  Fisher,. 
W.  B.  Gloag,  J.  Gray,  W.  Martin,  A.  Ramsay,  J.  F.  Shaw,  J.  A.  Sinclair. 

DUNDEE  JOINT  STOCK  COMPANY.— Established  in  1824.— Alex.  B. 
Robb,  Preses.  David  Bruce,  Vice-Preses.  Board  of  Management — James 
Thomson,  Rennald  F.  Hunter,  David  Arnot.  A.  J.  Murdoch  &  Son,  1  Exchange 
street.  Factors  and  Treasurers.     James  Hunter,  Jr.,  69  Reform  st..  Secretary. 

DUNDEE  MODEL  BUILDING  SOCIETY.— Directors— David  Philp, 
Chairman ;  J.  C.  Ellis,  C.  C.  Samson,  J.  M.  Brown,  John  R.  Strachan,  John 
Stuart,  James  M'Dougall,  Alexander  Finlay ;  Bankers,  Royal  Bank  of 
Scotland ;  Solicitors,  Gowans  &  Buick ;  Surveyor,  Robert  Keith ;  Auditor, 
David  Grieve  ;  Secretary,  Alex.  Dewar,  15  Castle  street. 

THE  EAST  OF  SCOTLAND  INVESTMENT  COMPANY,  Limited.— 
Directors — John  Smith,  William  Ritchie,  sen.,  Alex.  Henderson.  Secretary — 
John  W.  Shepherd.     Offices — 12  Victoria  chambers. 

THE  FORFARSHIRE  BUILDING  SOCIETY.  —  Directors  —  William 
Alexander,  James  Wright,  Jeffrey  Thomson  Inglis,  John  Morris,  Wm.  Ogilvie^ 
D.  S.  W.  Pyott.  Managers  and  Treasurers,  D.  S.  &  T.  Littlejohn ;  Surveyor, 
Wm.  Alexander ;  Auditor,  David  Myles,     Bankers,  The  Clydesdale  Bank,  Ltd. 

THE  HANSFORD  LAND  AND  CATTLE  COMPANY,  Limited.— Office, 
3  India  buildings.  Directors — George  A.  Cox,  David  Hume,  Alex.  Gilroy, 
John  Leadbetter,  Robert  Lamb.     Secretary — Geo.  A.  M'Laren. 

THE  MATADOR  LAND  AND  CATTLE  COMPANY,  Limited.— Re- 
gistered Offices,  13  Albert  square.  Directors — William  Robertson,  Chairman; 
George  Halley,  David  M'Intyre,  John  Robertson,  all  of  Dundee,  and  William 
Smith,  Benholm  Castle,  Kincardineshire.  Secretary  —  A.  Mackay,  C.A. 
Assistant  Secretary — John  Mess,  C.A. 

THE  SCOTTISH  AMERICAN  TRUST  COMPANIES,  Limited.— Directors- 
— John  Sharp,  Chairman  ;  W.  O.  Dalgleish,  Edward  Cox,  Alex.  Gilroy.  Ad- 
vising Secretary — Robt.  Fleming.    Secretary — Adam  Hunter,  13  Albert  square. 


«0  PUBLIC  CONVEYANCES. 

THE  TEXAS  LAND  AND  CATTLE  COMPANY,  Limited.— Directors- 
Alex.  H.  Moncur,  Chairman  ;  Alex.  Henderson,  Robert  Duke,  A.  D.  Grimond, 
D.  R.  Dawson.     Secretaries — Moody  Stuart  &  Robertson,  9a  Ward  road. 

THE  WESTERN  AND  HAWAIIAN  INVESTMENT  COMPANY,  Ltd. 
— Directors — George  Halley,  Chairman ;  Alex.  Gourlay,  Alex.  Gilroy,  Wm. 
Ritchie,  sen.,  D.  S.  Littlejohn.     Secy. — J.W.  Shepherd,  12  Victoria  chambers. 


PUBLIC    CONVEYANCES. 

CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY  COMPANY.— Directors— J.  C.  Bolton,  M.P., 
'Carbrook,  Stirlingshire,  Chairman ;  Sir  James  King,  Bart. ,  Campsie,  Glas- 
gow, Deputy-Chairman ;  John  Cowan,  Stoneleigh,  Greenock ;  Hon.  G.  R. 
Vernon,  M.P.,  Aiichans,  Kilmarnock;  Right  Hon.  the  Marquis  of  Breadal- 
bane,  Aberfeldy  ;  Hugh  Brown,  Glasgow  ;  Sir  Wm.  Wallace  Hozier,  Mauldslie 
Castle,  Lanarkshire  ;  James  B.  Nicholson,  Glenbervie  House,  Kincardineshire  ; 
John  Sharp,  of  Balmuir,  Dundee ;  J.  C.  Bunten,  Glasgow ;  James  Neilson, 
Carfin  Hall,  Holytown ;  Walter  J.  Houldsworth,  Coltness,  Wishaw;  Wm. 
M'Ewen,  M.P.,  Edinburgh;  Sir  R.  Jardine,  Bart.,  Castlemilk,  Lockerbie. 

Distance — Railway,  757^  miles  ;  Canal,  52  miles — Total,  809^  miles. 

Head  Office — 302  Buchanan  street,  Glasgow.  James  Thompson,  General 
Manager.  Irvine  Kempt,  General  Superintendent.  John  Blackburn,  Secre- 
tary.   Archibald  Hillhouse,  General  Goods  Manager. 

Dundee — Andrew  Robertson,  Goods  Manager ;  Peter  Crystal,  Assistant 
■Goods  Manager ;  D.  Conacher,  Goods  Agent,  AVest  Station ;  Alexander  Lamb, 
•Station-Master,  West  Station. 

NORTH  BRITISH  RAILWAY  COMPANY.— From  Carlisle  and  Berwick 
in  the  South  to  Dundee,  Perth,  and  Aberdeen  in  the  North,  and  Glasgow  in  the 
West,  including  Branches,  1057f  miles,  Canal  32  miles. — Directors — Marquis 
of  Tweeddale,  Yester  House,  Haddington,  Chairman  ;  Sir  Chas.  Tennant, 
Bart.,  Glasgow,  Deputy  -  Chairman  ;  Peter  Garnett,  Burley-in- Wharf  edale, 
Leeds;  Henry  Grierson,  Glasgow;  George  Robertson,  W.S.,  Edinburgh; 
Randolph  Gordon  Erskine  Wemyss,  Wemyss  Castle,  Fife  ;  Joseph  Grimond, 
Dundee  ;  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Elgin  and  Kincardine  ;  Alex.  Charles  Ptrie, 
Aberdeen;  John  Jordon,  Leith ;  J.  G.  A.  Baird,  M.P.,  Glasgow;  George  B. 
Wieland,  Edinburgh;  James  Parker  Smith,  M.P.,  Glasgow;  James  R. 
Creighton,  Carlisle  ;  Charles  Carlow,  Leven. 

Head  Office — 4  Princes  st. ,  Edinburgh.  John  Conacher,  General  Manager ; 
D.  Deuchars,  Superintendent  of  the  Line;  John  Cathles,  Secretary;  John 
Martin,  Assistant  Secretary,  Edinburgh.  D.  M'Dougall,  General  Goods 
Manager,  14  West  George  street,  Glasgow.  A.  Rutherford,  District  Goods 
Manager,  Edinburgh.  A.  B,  Robertson,  District  Traffic  Superintendent, 
Dundee.  Wm.  Dott,  Goods  Agent,  Tay  Bridge  Station,  Dundee.  James 
.Smith,  Station-Master,  Tay  Bridge  Passenger  Station. 

DUNDEE  AND  ARBROATH  JOINT  RAILWAY.— Head  Offices— 26 
East  Dock  street,  Dundee.  Committee — The  Marquis  of  Breadalbane,  Tay- 
mouth  Castle,  Aberfeldy ;  John  Sharp,  of  Balmuir  and  Fernhall,  Dundee ; 
.James  B.  Nicolson,  Glenbervie  House,  Drumlithie,  Kincardineshire ;  Joseph 
■Grimond,  of  Carbet  Castle,  Broughty  Ferry,  and  Kinnettles,  Forfarshire  ; 
Alexander  C.  Pirie,  Craibstane  House,  Auchmill,  Aberdeenshire ;  Randolph 
■Gordon  Erskine  Wemyss,  Wemyss  Castle,  Fife.  George  G,  Hamilton, 
Manager  and  Secretary  ;  D.  Philp,  Accountant. 

EAST  COAST  RAILWAY.— Office,  31  Albert  square.     D.  Bisset,  Agent. 

MIDLAND  RAILWAY.— Offices,  57  Meadowside,  and  Tay  Bridge  Station. 
J".  Davies,  Agent. 


PUBLIC  CONVEYANCES. 


61 


EAILWAY  CAERIEKS.— Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co.,  24  Cowgate,  Contractors 
to  H.M.  War  Department  (N.B. ),  Carting  Agents  for  the  North  British  Railway 
Coy.,  Dundee  and  Arbroath  Joint  Railway,  and  East  Coast  Railways,  viz.. 
North  Eastern  Railway  Coy.  and  Great  Northern  Railway  Coy. — Forward  and 
receive  Goods  to  and  from  all  Stations  in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland. 
James  Slidders,  Manager. 

Wordie  &  Co.,  South  Union  st.,  Carting  Agents  for  Caledonian,  Dundee  and 
Arbroath  Joint,  Great  North  of  Scotland,  and  Highland,  Railway  Companies 
— Forward  and  receive  Goods  to  and  from  all  Stations  in  Scotland,  England, 
and  Ireland.     Hugh  Grant,  Manager. 

J.  &  P.  Cameron,  General  Cartage  Contractors  and  Agents  for  North 
British  Railway.  Convey  goods  to  and  from  all  places  in  Scotland,  England, 
and  Ireland.     Office,  Tay  Bridge  Station.     John  Wallace,  Manager. 

Sutton  &  Co.,  General  Carriers  to  all  parts  of  the  world.  Despatches  to 
and  from  London  daily.     James  Cant,  26  Greenmarket,  Agent. 

Globe  Parcel  Express. — Parcels  forwarded  to  and  delivered  from  all  parts 
of  the  world.     G.  Montgomery,  64  High  street.  Agent. 

A.  &  W.  Moffat,  General  Carriers,  Agents  for  Roberts  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  London, 
and  Burgess  &  Co.,  Manchester.  Daily  despatches  to  all  parts.  Offices,  5 
Thorter  row  and  Rankine's  court. 

Dundee  and  Broughty  Ferry  Parcel  Express. — The  Van  leaves  East  King 
street,  Broughty  Ferry,  at  9  A.M.  and  2  p.m.;  and  50  High  street,  Dundee,  at 
11  A.M.  and  4.30  P.M.     Wm.  Thornton,  Proprietor. 

Hume's  Broughty  Ferry  and  Dundee  Parcel  Express. — The  Van  leaves  the 
office.  Brook  street,  Broughty  Ferry,  at  9  a.m.  and  2  p.m.;  and  40  High 
street,  Dundee,  at  11  a.m.  and  4  p.m.  daily.     Alex.  Hume,  Proprietor. 

COUNTRY  CARRIERS. 


NAMKS. 

QUARTERS. 

DESPATCHED. 

PLACES. 

DAY. 

HOUR. 

Abernyte 

James  Laing 

G.  P.  Findlay,  38  Overgate 

Tu.      Fri. 

2  p.m. 

Do. 

Frank  Airth 

Mrs  Robertson,  Royal  Stables 

Tu.       Fri. 

2      ,, 

Alyth 

David  Dick 

West  Railway  station 

Tu.       Fri. 

3.30  „ 

Do. 

James  Edwards 

Mrs  Robertson,  Royal  Stables 

Tu.       Fri. 

3       „ 

Anstruther 

Alex.  Braid 

A.  Spence  &  Co.  ,1  Yeaman  shore 

Tu.      Fri. 

1       „ 

Broughty  Ferry 

Geo.  Longair 

J.  Cowan  &  Sons,  23  Greenmrkt. 

Daily 

1       ,. 

Burrelton,  Dunkeld 

Jas.  Fleming- 

Royal  Hotel  Stables 

Friday 

3.30  „ 

Carnoustie 

Geo.  Mann 

G.  P.  Findlay,  38  Overgate 

Mn.Wed.Fr. 

12.30,, 

Do. 

Thomas  Ross 

F.  H.  M'Gavin,  99  Murraygate 

Tu.Thu.Sat. 

1 

Do. 

Thos.  Ross 

Eagle  Inn,  108  Murraygate 

Tu.Thu.Sat. 

12  n. 

Crail 

Alex.  Braid 

A. Spence  &  Co.  ,1  Yeaman  shore 

Tu.      Fri. 

1  p.m,. 

Cupar,  Kennoway 

Jas.  Nicholson 

Do.,                    do. 

Wed.   Sat. 

1       „ 

Down  field 

A.  &  W.  Moffat 

5  Thorter  Row 

Dailyll.30& 

5       „ 

Glamis 

Wm.  Small 

18  Overgate 

Friday 

12.30,, 

Inchture,  Kinnaird 

Alex.  Duncan 

33  Westport  and  18  Overgate 

Friday,  1  & 

3 

Lochee 

Alex.  Findlay 

Wm.  Reid,  57  Overgate 

Hourly 

Do. 

John  Findlay 

J.  Cowan  &  Sons,  23  Greenmrkt. 

Hourly 

Longforgan 

David  Bell 

G.  P.  Findlay,  38  Overgate 

Tu.       Fri. 

3  „ 

Do. 

Thos.  London 

24  Union  street 

Friday 

3       „ 

Lundie,  Broomhill 

John  Brown 

John  White,  33  Westport 

Tu.      Fri. 

3.30,, 

Do. 

Wm.  M'Farlane 

108  Murraygate 

Friday 

1       ,, 

Monifieth 

Jas.  Gibson 

A.  &  J.  Whyte,  10  Cowgate 

Tu.       Fri. 

1.30,, 

Do. 

Thomas  Ross 

F.  H.  M'Gavin,  99  Murraygate 

Tu.Thu.Sat. 

1       ,, 

Monikie 

John  Petrie 

99  and  108  Murraygate 

Tu.       Fri. 

1       ,, 

Do. 

Do. 

F.  H.  M'Gavin,  99  Murraygate 

Tu.Thu.Sat. 

1       ,, 

St  Andrews 

Alex.  Braid 

A.  Spence  &  Co., 1  Yeaman  shore 

Tu.       Fri. 

1       ,, 

Tajrport 

Jas.  Brown 

7  Dock  street 

Daily 

1       ,, 

Tealing- 

P.  Kerr 

99  and  105  Murraygate 

Tu,       Fri, 

1       „ 

€2  PUBLIC  CONVEYANCES. 

HACKNEY  CAERIAGBS.— Abstract  of  Bye-Laws  enacted  by  the  Com- 
missioners of  Police  for  regulating  Hackney  Carriages.  Stands: —  1.  On  the 
centre  of  the  High  street,  immediately  to  the  east  of  the  Town  House.  2. 
On  the  Nethergate  street,  betwixt  Tally  street  and  South  Lindsay  street. 
3.  On  Meadowside,  opposite  the  Old  Burying  Ground.  4.  On  the  West  side 
of  South  Union  street,  immediately  to  the  South  of  the  Caledonian  Rail- 
way Station.  5.  On  the  South  side  of  E.  Dock  street,  at  the  West  end 
of  the  Dundee  and  Arbroath  Joint  Railway  Station.  6.  On  the  side  of 
Victoria  Dock  quay,  opposite  the  East  end  of  the  Customhouse.  7.  On  the 
North  side  of  Cowgate,  at  its  junction  with  King  street.  8.  On  East  side 
of  South  Lindsay  street ;  between  Mid  Kirk  stile  and  the  junction  of  South 
Lindsay  street  with  Nethergate.  9.  In  North  Lindsay  street,  North  of 
Oourier  and  Argus  buildings,  on  West  side. 

Fares: — The  following  and  no  higher  fares  shall  be  charged  : 

For  any  distance  betwixt  the  High  street  stance,  or  the  Meadowside  stance, 
and  any  place  within  the  area  embraced  within  the  place  known  as  Lilybank 
Toll-bar  and  Taybank  gate  on  the  east,  the  places  at  which  existed  the 
Blackness  and  Logie  toll-bars  on  the  west,  and  Dudhope  terrace,  Somer- 
ville  place,  head  of  Bonnethill,  and  Stobswell  (at  crossing  of  Forfar  and  Mur- 
roes  road.  Lunatic  Asylum),  on  the  north, — One  Shilling :  And  should  any 
Hackney  Carriage  be  engaged  at  any  stance  or  place  other  than  either  of  the 
two  before  mentioned,  the  fare  shall  be  only  One  Shilling  for  any  distance 
traversed  within  the  said  area,  if  not  more  than  from  either  of  said  stances. 
The  fare  shall  also  be  One  Shilling  within  the  following  circuit  wheresoever 
within  such  circuit  the  carriage  may  be  engaged  :  namely,  within  a  circuit  com- 
mencing at  the  foot  of  Shepherd's  loan  (Magdalen  yard),  and  passing  by  Shep- 
herd's loan  to  the  junction  of  Hawkhill  and  Perth  road,  and  thence  by  Hawk- 
hill  and  Annfield  road,  Cherryfield,  and  Scouringburn,  to  the  jimction  of  Miln- 
bank  road  and  Polepark  road,  and  thence  to  Dudhope  Free  Church  at  the 
junction  of  Lochee  road  and  Polepark  road,  and  proceeding  by  Dudhope  house 
Dudhope  terrace,  Somerville  place.  Constitution  street,  Rosebank  street,  Ann 
street.  Cotton  road,  Laing  street,  and  Dura  street  to  Brown  Constable  street, 
and  thence  by  Lyon  street,  Raglan  street,  and  Lower  Lilybank  to  Broughty 
Ferry  road,  and  terminating  on  said  Ferry  road  at  Springhill  or  Carolina  port. 

In  cases  to  which  neither  of  the  rules  prescribed  in  the  'immediately  pre- 
ceding paragraph  may  be  applicable,  the  following  shall  apply,  viz. — From  any 
place  to  any  other  place  within  five  miles  from  the  General  Post  Office  of  the 
burgh,  if  not  more  than  a  mile.  One  Shilling  ;  and  for  each  additional  half- 
mile,  and  also  for  any  part  of  a  half-mile.  Sixpence  additional. 

The  foregoing  fares  to  apply  to  cases  where  the  niimber  of  passengers  does 
not  exceed  four.  If  five  passengers  are  carried.  Sixpence  extra,  irrespective  of 
mileage  or  distance,  may  be  charged.  In  the  case  of  children  under  twelve 
years  of  age,  two  are  to  be  reckoned  and  charged  for  as  one  adult. 

When  engaged  by  the  hour  in  shopping  or  calls,  the  fares  shall  be,  per  hour 
Two  Shillings  ;  and  when  engaged  by  the  hour  in  pleasure  or  country  driving. 
Two  Shillings  and  Sixpence. 

When  required  to  ply  after  eleven  o'clock  p.m.  to  twelve  o'clock  p.m.,  a  fare 
and  a-half  to  be  charged  ;  after  twelve  o'clock  p.m.  to  five  o'clock  a.m.,  double 
fares  ;  after  five  o'clock  a.m.  till  six  a.m.,  a  fare  and  a-half  to  be  charged. 

Luggage  not  exceeding  in  weight  100  lbs.  shall  be  taken  free  of  charge;  above 
that  weight  it  shall  be  liable  to  a  charge  of  Sixpence  extra. 

Half  fares  to  be  charged  for  returning  by  the  same  carriage  (when  not  engaged 
by  time),  but  the  carriage  not  to  be  detained  beyond  fifteen  minutes,  unless  by 
agreement.  If  a  carriage  be  required  to  take  up  two  or  more  parties  at  different 
places,  or  to  go  out  of  the  ordinary  route  betwixt  two  places,  Sixpence  extra 
may  be  charged. 


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"When  a  carriage  is  called,  but  not  used,  a  charge  of  Sixpence  will  be  allowed 
if  the  place  to  which  it  is  called  be  under  half  a  mile  from,  the  nearest  stand, 
and  One  Shilling  if  beyond  said  distance. 

Any  party  shall  be  entitled  to  withhold  payment  of  the  Fare  :  When  the 
Name  and  Number  are  not  painted  outside,  or  when  there  is  no  card  or  plate 
inside  the  carriage  in  terms  of  tlie  Bye-Laws.  When  the  Keference  Ticket  is 
not  offered  on  being  asked  for.  When  the  Bye-Laws,  Table  of  Fares,  and 
Driver's  License,  are  not  shown  on  demand  ;  and  when  an  Overcharge  is  made. 

Persons  contravening  any  of  the  foregoing  Bye-Laws  to  be  liable  (except  in 
special  cases  where  other  penalties  are  hereinbefore  stipulated)  in  a  penalty 
not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence,  but  with  j)ower  to  the  Judge  to 
remit  the  whole  penalty, 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTEICT  TRAMWAY  CO.,  Ltd.— Registered  Office,  19 
High  Street.  Directors — Thomas  Buchan,  Chairman ;  David  Pirie,  John 
Rattray,  William  Moir.     Secretary  and  Manager,  P.  Fisher. 

TAY  FERRIES— Managed  by  Dundee  Harbour  Trustees  under  "Dundee 
Harbour  and  Tay  Ferries  Act,  1873. " — John  Methven,  Superintendent. 
Station — Craig  pier.  South  Union  street. 

A  Steamboat  sails  from  Dundee  not  before  6,  7,  8,  8.50,  9.30, 10.10,  11a.m., 
12noon,  12.45, 1,30,  2.15, 3.5,  4.5,  5.5,  6.5, 7.5,  7.50,  8.40,  9.30, 10.30,  11.15p.m.; 
and  from  Newiwrt  not  before  6.30,  7.30,  8.30,  9.10,  9.50,  10.30,  11.30  a.m., 
12.25,  1.5,  1.50,  2.40,  3.30,  4.30,  5.30,  6.30,  7.25,  8.15,  9.5, 10, 10.50, 11.35  p.m. 

On  Sundays  the  Steamboat  sails  from  Dundee  not  before  9,  10  a.m., 
12.40,  1.15,  4.5,  5.15,  6.15*,  and  8.15  p.m.  ;  and  from  Newj)ort  not  before  9.30, 
10.30  A.M.,  12.55,  1.45,  4.30,  5.45,  6.45*,  8.30  p.m. 

*  This  Boat  will  only  be  run  from  the  first  Sunday  of  April,  until  the  last 
Sunday  of  September. 

DUNDEE  PLEASURE  BOAT  CO.,  Ltd.  (1893).— Directors— David  Pirie, 
David  Thomson,  David  Simpson,  David  Nicoll,  William  Bell,  John  Jack ; 
Managing  Director,  John  A.  Wilson  ;  Chairman,  William  Alexander  ;  Secre- 
tary, David  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street. 

JUTE  AND  FLAX  WAREHOUSES. 


Situation. 


Proprietors. 


Arcade 

Baltic  street 
Camperdown  street 
Commercial  court 
Dock  street,  Seagate 
East  and  West  Whale 
lane  and  Allan  street 
King  street 
Mary  Ann  lane 
Small's  wynd 
Temple  lane 
Trades  lane 
'Yictoria  road 

West  Whale  lane 


Dundee  Warehousing  Co.;  Soutar,  M'Nicoll,  &  Co., 

managers 
Baltic  Warehouse  ;  Alex.  Patterson  &  Co.,  managers 
Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 
Hill  &  Renny 

Dock  Street  Warehouse  Co. ;  D.  Martin  &  Co.,  mgrs. 
Dundee  Jute  and  Flax  Warehousing  Co. ,  Ltd.  ;  Berg, 

Sons,  &  Co.,  managers 
King  Street  Warehouse  ;  Hill  &  Renny,  managers 
Peter  Matthew 
Hardie  &  Smith 
T.  S.  Ross 

Public  Warehouse  Co.  ;  T.  S.  Rosa,  manager 
Chamber  of  Commerce  Jute  Sample  Warehouse  ;  G. 

C.  Keiller,  secretary 
Craigie  Yard  AVarehouse  Co.  ;    J.  J.  Barrie  &  Co., 

managers 


(     64     ) 

ECCLESIASTICAL    LISTS. 

CLERGY  AND  PLACES  OF  WORSHIP. 

(For  Complete  Lists  of  Presbyteries,  see  Trades  and  Professions  Section.) 


Church  of  Scotland. 

Chapelshade, Constitution  road, . .Rev. 

Clepington, Clepington, „ 

Logie, Balgay  street, ,, 

Maryfield  Chapel, Morgan  street, , , 

Rosebank, Constitution  street,  ,, 

St  Andrew's, King  street, ,, 

St  Clement's  (Steeple  Ch. ),  Nethergate, , , 

St  David's, North  Tay  street,...  ,, 

St  Enoch's, Nethergate, ,, 

St  John's  (Cross  Church),  Tay  street, ,, 

StMark's, Perth  road, „ 

St  Mary's  (The  Par.  Ch.),  Nethergate, „ 

St  Matthew's, Ferry  road, ,, 

St  Paul's  (South  Church),  Nethergate, ,, 

St  Thomas'  s  Mission, Lochee  road, , , 

Wallacetown, Crescent  street, „ 

Lochee,  ,, 

,,       St  Luke's, ,, 


Free  Church. 

Albert  Square, Meadowside, Rev. 

Baxter  Park, Arbroath  road, 

Bonnethill, Hilltown, 

Chalmers, Hunter  street, 

Chapelshade, Constitution  road, . . 

Dudhope, Upper  pleasance, . . . 

High, Hospital  wynd, 

Hilltown, Maxwelltown, 

M'Cheyne  Memorial, 328  Perth  road, 

Martyrs, Annfield  road, 

Ogilvie, Dura  street, 

St  Andrew's, Meadow  place,  

St  David's, "Ward  road, 

St  John's, Perth  road, 

St  Paul's, Nethergate, 

St  Peter's, St  Peter  street, 

Wellgate, Dudhope  street, 

Willison, Barrack  street,  

Lochee, 


Archibald  Bell,  D.D. 
David  R.  Robertson,  B.D. 
Stewart  Galloway 
James  Dowie,  M.A. 
David  B.  Cameron,  M.A. 
Harcourt  M.  Davidson 
Henry  L.  Mitchell,  M.A. 

(acting  minister) 
Robert  S.  Warren 
Hugh  George  Watt,  B.D. 
Peter  Grant,  D.D. 
Chas.  M.  Grant,  B.D. 
Colin  Campbell,  D.D. 
John  Mills,  M.A. 
William  Smith 
John  ColviUe,  B.D. 
James  M.  Campbell 
William  Wright 
William  May,  M.A. 

G.  R.  Macphail,  M.A. 
James  Fenton,  M.A, 
James  A.  Simpson 
Robert  H.  Logan,  M.A. 
Alex.  Adamson,  M.  A.,B.D. 
Arthur  C.  Abel 
Gavin  Anderson,  M.A. 
John  Macpherson 
Alex.  Alexander,  M.A. 
Alex.  Osborne,  M.A. 
Henry  F.  Henderson,  M.A. 
Charles  Shaw 
A.  C.  M'Kenzie,  B.D. 
D.  M.  Ross,  M.A. 
William  Patrick,  D.D. 
John  Jenkins,  M.A. 
Donald  Cook,  B.Sc. 
Alex.  S.  Inch,  M.A. 
David  Thom,  M.A. 


United  Presbyterian  Church. 
lstCongregation,George'sChai)el,S.Lindsayst.  Rev.  George  Smart 


2d 

3d 

4th 

5th 

6th 


do. 

do 

do 

do 

do.  (Wishart), , 


.Bell  street, 
..Dudhope  Cres. 
..Tay  square, 

.Lochee, 

..Cowgateport,.. 


rd. 


J.  G.  Walton,  M.A.,  B.D. 
James  Wilson 
John  Reid,  M.A. 
Arch.  B.  Connel,  D.D. 
W.  A.  Dunbar 


ECCLESIASTICAL  LISTS.  66 

7th  Congregation  (James')  Bell  street,  Rev.  James  Robbie,  M.A.  ,B.D. 

8th         do.  Butterburn, ,,     Robert  A.  Watson,  D.D. 

9th         do.  Victoria  street, ,,     William  Rose 

10th         do Hawkhill, ,,     Robert  H.  Wyllie 

11th         do.        (Ryehill),  Perth  road, ,,     James  Aitken,  M.A. 

12th         do.  (Park),  Parkavenue, ,,     James  George 

13th         do.   (Lochee  rd. ),  Logie  street, ,,     John  Bisset 

CONGREGATIONALIST  CHURCHES. 

Castle  street, Rev.  Joseph  Vickery 

Lindsay  street, ,,     Alfred  Gardner 

Princes  street, ,,     David  Barran 

Russell  Chapel,  Hawkhill, „     David  Caird 

Panmure  street, ,,     W.  J.  Cox 

Ward  Chapel,  Constitution  road, „     K.  C.  Anderson,  D.D. 

Gilfillan  Memorial, Rev.  David  Macrae 

Evangelical  Union. 

Morison, Guthrie  street, Rev.  Andrew  James  Forson 

Trinity, Victoria  road, ,,     Wm.  Hamilton,  M.A. 

Wesleyan  Methodists. 

Victoria  road, Rev.  George  Terry,  B.A. 

Ward  road, ,,     Clement  Stuchbery 

Baptists. 

Rattray  street,    Rev.  Thomas  W.  Lister 

St  Enoch's,  Long  wynd, ,,     David  Clark 

Lochee, ,,     John  Campbell 

Church  of  Christ. 
Constitution  Road  Chapel,  5  Constitution  road,...  T.  Y.  Miller 
Salem  Chapel,  59  Constitution  road, G,  C.  Aimer  and  D.  C.  Buik 

Scottish  Episcopal  Church. 

The  Most  Rev.  H.  W.  Jermyn,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Brechin,  Primus  of  the 

Scottish  Church 

I  Rev.  Edward  John  Gough,  M.A.,  Rector 

^   PanV^j   ra^tlpbill         J    "     A.  Begg,M. A.,  Assistant-Curate 

b.  Paul  s,  Oastlehill, ....  -<    ^^     p^_  ^  Lingard-Guthrie,  M.A.,  Chaplain  to  the 

(     Primus.     Rev.  A.  T.  Bell 
S.  Paul's  Mission,  Castle  court The  Rector  of  S.  Paul's 

(  Rev.  F.  Burdon,  Rector 
S.  Mary  Magdalene's,  Blinshall  st.,      -^      ,,     E.  J.  S.  Teviotdale,  M.A.,  B.Sc. 

(     ,,     J.  B.  Jobberns,  M.A. 
Holy  Trinity  Mission,  Well  road, Rector  of  S.  Mary  Magdalene's 

C  Rev.  W.  K.  Nicholson,  Rector 
S.  Salvador's,  Clepington, <       ,,     W.  D.  Creighton,  and  Rev.  G. 

(      M.  Duncan,  Assistant  Clergy 

S.  Martin's  Mission, Rector  of  S.  Salvador's 

S.John  the  Baptist  Epis.Ch.,  Albert  St.,  Rev.  J.  J.  Dunbar,  Priest  in  Charge 
S.  Margaret's,  Lochee, ,,     Thomas  Lennie,  Rector 

Catholic  Apostolic,  Constitution  road,... Rev.  John  Rankin 

Roman  Catholic  Church. 
St    Andrew's    Pro-Cathedral,  (  Right    Rev.     Monsignor    Clapperton ;    Rev, 

Nethergate, \      Thomas  Roche  ;  Rev.  Patrick  Kearney 

oi.li/r      5     TVT         Mj-  ( Rev.  Michael  Phelan;  Rev.  Thomas  Brophy; 

StMarys,Maxwelltown, J      Rev.  Pat.  Crotty;  Rev.  Patrick O'Donnell 


66  ECCLESIASTICAL  LISTS. 

St  Tospiih's  Blackness  road       4  ^^^-  Joseph  Holder  ;  Rev.  Edmond  Hassett ; 
tet  Josepn  s,  iiiackness  roaa, . . .  -|     j.^^^  j^^^  j  ^^^^^^^ 

St  Patrick's,  Lilybank  road, Rev.  Peter  L.  Butti,  Rev.  John  Gleeson 

St  Mary's,  Lochee, {  ^' DowliS^'''''''''  ^^"^  ^^  ^^'^^'  ^^^'  '^^"'^' 

Wellburn,  Lochee, Rev.  Augustine  M 'Dermott 

Salvation  Army. 
Staff  Captain — Simon  Reynolds. 

Arcade  Hall,  Victoria  road, Captain  Phillips 

Lindsay  Street  Hall, ,,       Harrison 

Larch  Street  Hall, ,,        Newth 

Rosebank  street, ,,       Marshall 

Miscellaneous  Churches. 

Original  Seceders,  Euclid  crescent, Rev.  Peter  M'Vicar 

Unitarian,  Constitution  road, Rev.  H.  Williamson 

German,  Y.M.C.A.  Hall, Rev.  Wm.  H.  Blumenreich 

Glassite,  King  street, "^ 

Hebrew,  7  Ward  road, I 

Church  of  Baptized  Believers,  King's  Road  Hall,.  | 

Christadelphian,  Victoria  Hall, I  Ministers 

Society  of  Friends,  Whitehall  crescent, (  Various. 

Plymouth  Brethren,  6   Bain  square,  and  3  Sea  I 

wynd, I 

New  Jerusalem  Church,  Rankine's  court, j 


The  Dundee  Established  Presbytery  meets  in  St  Enoch's  Class-Room,  Long 
wynd,  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  12  o'clock  noon.  Clerk — 
Rev.  P.  Lorimer  Burr,  Lundie  Manse.     Officer — Wm.  Cuthill,  55  Murraygate. 

The  Dundee  Free  Church  Presbytery  meets  in  Chapelshade  Free  Church  on 
the  second  Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  11  a.m.  Clerk — Rev.  Robt.  Lorimer, 
Free  Church  Manse,  Strathmartine.     Officer — James  T.  Arklay,  9  Mid  street. 

The  Dundee  United  Presbyterian  Presbytery  meets  in  the  hall  of  Tay 
Square  Church  on  the  Wednesday  after  the  first  Sabbath  of  each  month,  at  11 
a.m.  Clerk — Rev.  James  Wilson,  17  Springfield.  Officer — Alexander  Crerar, 
143  Nethergate. 

SESSION  CLERK.— John  Miln,  52  Bell  street.  Office  hours— 1.30  to  3 
o'clock  afternoon  ;  from  6  to  8  o'clock  evening. 

UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  TOWN  MISSION.— President— Peter Mui-ray; 
Vice-Presidents — William  Hepburn,  W.  S.  Melville,  Patrick  Hunter ;  Treasurer 
— A.  D.  Fleming  ;  Secretary — John  Foggie,  10  Maryfield  terrace  ;  Committee — 
.James  Lyon,  James  H.  Smith,  William  A.  Scott,  Charles  L.  Cruickshank, 
William  F.  Chalmers,  W.  W.  Halley,  David  Annan,  David  Brown,  James 
Torrance,  Archibald  Bruce,  William  Bain,  Robert  Reekie  ;  Missionaries,  Robert 
Crichton  and  Henry  Moncrieff .     Mission  Premises,  Dallfield  walk. 

DUNDEE  FREE  CHURCH  OFFICE-BEARERS'  UNION.— President— 
A.  H.  Moncur.  Vice-Presidents — D.  M.  Watson,  William  Hunter,  A.  J. 
Buist,  William  Mackison.  Treasurer — J.  C.  Robertson,  C.A.,  9a  Ward  Road. 
Secretary — J.  H.  Martin,  53  WestjDort. 

DUNDEE  AUXILIARY  TO  THE  NATIONAL  BIBLE  SOCIETY  OFi 
SCOTLAND. — President — A.  H.  Moncur;  Vice-Presidents — David  Petrie,; 
H.  B.  Fergusson,  Alex.  Henderson.  Committee — Geo.  Carmichael,  Jas.  Logie,; 
William  Doig,  A.  D.  Grimond,  Alexander  Murray.  Secretarj' — John  W. 
Shepherd.  Treasurer — Robt.  Murdoch,  National  Bank.  Depositarian — James; 
H.  Smith,  Y.M.C.A.     Collector— David  Kilgour. 


ECCLESIASTICAL  LISTS.  67 

SCOTTISH  ASSOCIATION  FOR  IRISH  MISSIONS  (Dundee  Auxiliary). 
— President,  A.  H.  Moncur ;  Secretary,  James  Thomson,  LL.B.,  48  Union 
street ;  Treasurer,  Andrew  Smyth,  Hermonhill,  23  Perth  road. 

DUNDEE  DISTRICT  AUXILIARY  TO  THE  LONDON  MISSIONARY 
SOCIETY.— Rev.  K.  C.  Anderson,  D.D.,  Chairman;  Rev.  William  J.  Cox, 
Secretary ;  David  Brand,  British  Linen  Co.  Bank,  Treasurer. 

DUNDEE  BOYS'  AND  GIRLS'  RELIGIOUS  ASSOCIATION,  for  the 
conducting  of  Sabbath  Forenoon  Meetings  and  other  Religious  Services 
for  the  Young.  Hon.  President— Sir  John  Leng,  M. P.  Hon.  Vice-Presidents 
—Revs.  D.  R.  Robertson,  C.  M.  Grant,  D.  M.  Ross,  James  A.  Simpson,  W.  A. 
Dunbar,  J.  G.  Walton,  W.  Rose,  A.  S.  Inch,  John  Kennedy,  William 
May,  A.  Alexander  ;  and  A.  H.  Moncur,  George  Armitstead,  W.  O.  Dalgleish, 
Alexander  Henderson,  A.  D.  Grimond,  Alexander  J.  Buist,  George  Halley, 
John  Sharp,  James  Logie,  Thomas  Bell,  and  Walter  Shepherd.  President 
—Lord  Provost  Mathewson  ;  Vice-President— John  W.  Shepherd  ;  Treasurer— 
B.  L.  Nairn,  Thomson  street ;  Secretary— Alexander  Murray,  106  Nethergate ; 
Secretary  of  Staff  Meeting— H.  B.  Martin,  Nelson  Street.  Directors— D.  H. 
M'Intosh,  James  Carver,  J.  Melville,  Charles  Stewart,  C.  W.  Scrimgeour, 
Geo.  Forbes,  John  Gordon,  J.  H.  Martin,  W.  W.  Halley,  J.  Foggie,  W.  P. 
Lindsay,  W.  Ramsay. 


Name  of  Meeting 
Taylor's  Lane, 
Annfield  Street, 
St  Andrew's, 
Wilson  Mission, 
Dallfield  Walk, 
Willison  Mission, 
Bonnethill,    . . . 
Dudhope, 

William  Street,  King  street, 
Camperdown,  Lochee, 
Park  Wynd,... 

WestWynd, 

Caledonian  Hall,     ... 

Children's  Free  Breakfast  Mission, 

Maxwelltown  Hall,... 

Wallacetown, 

Wishart, 

Clepington,   ... 

Cherryfield  Mission,  

Muirhead  of  Liff,     ... 

Parkhead, 

CamiDbell  Street,  Lochee, 

Airlie  Hall,  Murraygate— 

Logie, 

Isla  Street,     ... 
St  Clement's  Mission, 
Bog  Mission, ... 
Rosebank, 
Victoria  Street, 
Hunter  Street, 
Carmichael  Street,  ... 
— Average  attendance 
DUNDEE    HOME 


Wrought  co-operatively  with 
M'Cheyne  Memorial  Free  Church 
D.  B.  &  G.  Religious  Association 
St  Andrew's  Free  Church 
St  Paul's  Free  Church 
United  Presbyterian  Mission 
Willison  Free  Church 
Bonnethill  Free  Church 
Dudhope  Free  Church 
Bell  Street  U.P.  Church 
Various  Presbyterian  Churches,  Lochee 
St  John's  Free  Church 
St  Mark's  Established  Church 
D.  B.  &  G.  Religious  Association 
D.  B.  &  G.  Religious  Association 
Hilltown  Free  Church 

Wallacetown  Free  Church 

Wishart  U.P.  Church 

Ogilvie  Free  Church 

Y.M.C.A. 

Liff  Presbyterian  Churches 

Ogilvie  Free  Church 

D.  B.  &  G.  Religious  Association 

Senior  Meeting,  Do. 

Logie  Established  Church 

Clepington  Established  Church 

St  Clement's  Established  Church 

D.  B.  &  G.  Religious  Association 

Do. 

Victoria  Street  U.  P.  Church 

Chalmers' Free  Church 

High  Free  Church 
of  Boys  and  Girls,  3767  ;  Number  of  workers,  504. 
MISSION    UNION.— President,   Alex.  Mathewson; 


Vice-Presidents,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Rev.  0.  M. 


68  ECCLESIASTICAL  LISTS. 

Grant,  George  W.  Baxter,  James  Logie ;  Secretary,  Rev.  John  Reid, 
12  Clarendon  terrace ;  Treasurer,  John  W.  Shepherd,  Victoria  chambers  ; 
Members  of  Council,  Rev.  W.  J.  Cox,  Robert  F.  Calder,  W.  F.  Chalmers, 
William  Doig,  William  Hunter,  Rev.  T.  W.  Lister,  B.  L.  Nairn,  Rev.  Dr 
Patrick,  W.  S.  Peddie,  Rev.  D.  R.  Robertson,  Rev.  D.  M.  Ross,  George 
Ritchie,  James  H.  Smith,  Rev.  J.  G.  Walton ;  Chairman  of  Council,  Rev. 
D.  M.  Ross ;  Secretary  to  Council,  B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  sbreet. 
Statutory  meetings  of  Council  are  held  in  the  Town  Hall  on  third  Wednes- 
days in  March,  June,  September,  and  December. 

THE  M'ALL  MISSION  IN  FRANCE  (Dundee  Auxiliary).— Committee 
— Alex.  J.  Buist,  Rev.  W.  J.  Cox,  James  Logie,  Alex.  H.  Moncur,  George 
Ogilvie,  John  Earl  Robertson,  John  W.  Shepherd ;  Hon.  Secretary  and 
Treasiirer,  J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings. 

DUNDEE  SABBATH  SCHOOL  TEACHERS'  UNION.— Hon.  President, 
A.  H.  Moncur;  Hon.  Directors,  George  Armitstead,  W.  O.  Dalgleish,  H.  B. 
Fergusson,  A.  J.  Buist,  A.  D.  Grimond,  Rev.  R.  S.  Warren,  Rev.  W.  J. 
Cox,  AV.  Y.  Blyth-Martin,  Alex.  Henderson,  William  Hunter,  Rev.  James 
George,  William  Doig,  William  Macldson,  John  J.  H.  Henry.  President, 
James  Logie ;  Vice-Presidents,  A.  Watson  Smith,  Henry  Scott ;  Directors, 
W.  F.  Chalmers,  W.  Briggs,  B.  L.  Nairn,  P.  Hunter,  Colin  Macdonald, 
Jas.  Torranqe,  P.  Murray,  Wm.  Peebles,  W.  M.  Robertson,  Wm.  Robb,  Thomas 
Doig,  Alex.  B.  Burns;  Treasurer,  James  Low;  Secretary,  Alex.  W.  Stiven,  61 
Reform  street. 

DUNDEE  UNITED  EVANGELISTIC  ASSOCIATION  AND  TENT 
MISSION.— President  —  Rev.  John  Macpherson  ;  Vice-President — Thos. 
M'Intosh ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer— Peter  Will,  East  Somerville  place. 
Committee — Revs.  A.  C.  Abel,  James  A.  Simpson,  R.  H.  Logan,  A.  Alexander, 
John  Jenkins,  Geo.  Smart,  John  Brand,  John  Reid,  A.  S.  Inch,  Peter 
M'Vicar ;  Charles  Hardie,  W.  Farquharson,  David  M'Intosh,  Alex.  Gray,  D. 
H.  M'Intosh,  James  Adam,  Alex.  Gorrie,  James  Watson,  David  Hunter, 
James  King,  George  Millar,  Alex.  Duncanson,  James  Stirton,  James  Borrie, 
George  Smith,  Robert  Taylor,  James  Barrie,  William  Angus,  George  Isles. 

DUNDEE  COLPORTAGE  SOCIETY.  —  President,  A.  D.  Grimond; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  H.  Smith,  Y.M.C.A.  ;  Committee,  A.  J. 
Buist,  Alex.  Henderson,  George  Carmichael,  James  Logie,  William  Doig, 
James  Low,  James  Martin,  Alex.  Adamson. 

DUNDEE  TRACT  SOCIETY.— President,  William  Hunter ;  Treasurer, 
Adam  Hunter;  Secretary,  James  H.  Smith,  Y.M.C.A. 

WALDENSIAN  MISSIONS  AID  SOCIETY.— Dundee  Committee— A.  J. 
Buist,  Rev.  A.  B.  Connel,  D.D.,  Rev.  W.  J.  Cox,  George  Ogilvie;  Hon. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J.  Dickson  Dodds,  2  India  buildings. 

DUNDEE  CONGREGATIONAL  ASSOCIATION.  —  President,  John 
Robertson ;  Vice-President,  J.  L.  Cunningham ;  Treasurer,  D.  P.  May ; 
Secretary,  Rev.  David  Barran,  Cliftonbank,  Dalkeith  road. 

CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND  OFFICE-BEARERS'  UNION.— President, 
James  Bell ;  Vice-President,  Charles  Robertson ;  Treasurer,  R.  O.  Parker ; 
Secretary,  W.  S.  Peddie,  Nairneville,  Seafield  road. 

TEMPERANCE  SOCIETIES. 

Dundee  Temperance  Society  and  Gospel  Temperance  Union. — Presi- 
dent, A.  H.  Moncur ;  Vice-Presidents,  Alex.  Henderson,  and  J.  P.  Smith ;  Secy. , 
J.  H.  Martin,. 53  Westport ;  Agent,  John  Carter,  39  High  street.  Sermons  on 
Sabbath  evenings  dviring  the  winter  months,  and  Oi^en-Air  Meetings  in  the 
summer;  Weekly  Meetings  in  Y.M.C.A.,  on  Saturday  evenings  at  7.30,  i 
from  October  to  April ;  District  and  other  Meetings  as  advertised. 


ECCLESIASTICAL  LISTS. 


69 


Dundee  Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union  (B.W.T.  A.).— President 
— Mrs  J.  Steel ;  Vice-Presidents — Mrs  A.  H.  Moncur,  Mrs  J.  Wilson,  Mrs 
P.  G.  Walker,  Mrs  James  Thomson ;  Committee — Mrs  Rose,  Miss  I.  Spence, 
Miss  Deas,  Miss  Scotland,  Miss  M.  Whyte,  Mrs  C.  W.  Scrimgeour,  Mrs  G. 
JCarmicliael,  Miss  Cochrane,  Miss  Hay  Petrie,  Mrs  John  Robertson,  Miss  C. 
IThomson,  Mrs  Adamson,  Miss  Henderson,  Mrs  Wellstood,  Mrs  Aitken,  Mrs 
Inch,  Mrs  Lundie,  Miss  Smith,  Mrs  Blair,  Mrs  Philip,  and  Miss  Robertson. 
Treasurer — Miss  E.  Spence,  30  Magdalen  Yard  road.  Secretary — Miss  J. 
Y.  Stuart,  Summerbank,  West  Ferry.  Prayer  Meetings  in  Bell  Street  U.P. 
Chiirch  Vestry,  last  Tuesday  (at  8  p.  m. )  of  each  month  from  September  to  April. 

Dundee  and  District  Band  op  Hope  Union. — President,  C.  W.  Scrim- 
geour ;  Vice-Presidents,  J.  A.  Leng  and  P.  Hunter  ;  Treasurer,  David  Mathers, 
Whitehall  st.  ;  Secy.,  D.  S.  Howie,  93  Nethergate.     Bands  of  Hope  on  Roll — 

Dudhope  Crescent  Mission,  ...         Secy.,  R.  M.  Short,  4  Baxter  Park  terrace 


Hawkhill  U.P.  Church, 

Bell  Street  U.  P.  Church,      . . . 

Sons  of  Freedom  &  Band  of  Courage, 

Butterburn  U.P.  Church,     ... 

Princes  Street  Church, 

Westport  Total  Abstinence  Society, 

Dallfleld  Walk  Mission, 

Russell  Chapel, 

Free  St  John's  Mission, 

Excelsior  Juvenile  Tent,  Lochee, 

Bog  Mission,  Lochee, 

Wellgate  Free  Church, 

Lochee  U.P.  Church, 

Chapelshade  Free  Church,   ... 

St  Clement's  (Steeple), 

Willison  Mission, ... 

Free  St  Paul's  Mission, 

Rescue  Band, 

Ward  Road  Methodist, 

Chalmers  Free  Church, 

William  Street,  King  street, 

Clepington  Mission, 

Hope  of  Future, 

Long  Wynd  Baptist, 

Free  St  Peter's, 

Rattray  Street  Baptist, 

Bonnethill, 

Free  St  John's, 

Victoria  Street, 

Day  Star,  LO.G.T., 

James'  U.P., 

WishartU.P., 

Hope  of  Dundee,  LO.G.T., ... 

Y.W.C.A.,  Junior  Branch, ... 

Free  St  Andrew's,  ... 

Hillbank  Mission,    ... 

Wellgate  B.C.  Mission, 


J.  G.  Cruden.  82  Peddie  street 
D.  S.  Howie,  93  Nethergate 
Rev.  A.  C.  Henderson 
W.  Greig,  224  Lochee  road 
Miss  Fernie,  28  Arbroath  road 
G.  Jamieson,  45  Peddie  street 
J.  L.  S.  Lyon,  31  Reform  street 
Miss  Fleming,  67  Ure  street 
J.  M.  Scott,  53  Reform  street 
R.  Davidson,  110  Logie  street 
H.  Dow,  17  Muirton  road,  Lochee 
S.  Shepherd,  28  King  street 
W.  Walker,  6  Balgay  street 
A.  Stevenson,  1  Woodville  place 
J.  Clark,  2  Easson's  angle 
J.  H.  Martin,  51  Westport 
A.  Hossick,  10  Hermonhill 
Miss  Whittet,  4  Gowrie  street 
G.  Davidson,  13  St  Peter  street 
J.  White,  1  Hunter  street 
James  Nicoll,  9  Ward  road 
John  Gumming,  Eastwood  terrace 
D.  Anderson,  87^  Blackscroft 

C.  Davidson,  34  Rosebank  street 
James  M 'Combe,  Hillside  avenue 
Miss  M'Kenzie,  18  Albert  street 
A.  G.  Morrison,  Downfield 

J.  M.  Scott,  53  Reform  street 
A.  Watson,  15  Baffin  street 
A.  C.  Robertson,  Manor  place 
R.  Allan,  Rankine  street 

D.  Taylor,  20  Nelson  street 
P.  M'Lean,  129  Hawkhill 

Miss  Sandeman,  Broughty  Ferry 
James  Mathew,  17  Cowgate 
W.  Scott,  Ivybank,  Clepington  rd. 
R.  Storrier,  32  Carmichael  street 


TYSON  CURE  COMMITTEE.— Chairman,  Daniel  S.  Smith  ;  Committee, 
Rev.  David  Macrae,  Wm.  Blackwood,  Peter  Matthew,  Jas.  Combe,  John  W. 
Shepherd,  John  Robertson;  Hon.  Secretary,  Jas.  Thomson,  LL.B.  ;  Hon. 
Treasurer,  Wm.  Henderson  ;  Secy.  andTreas.,  Geo.  J.  A.  Kidd,  6  Panmure  st. 


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EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY 
INSTITUTIONS. 

UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE. 

Trustees.— Lord  Provost  Low;  John  Shiress  Will,  Q.C.,  M.P.  ;  Six  Jolin 
Leng,  M.P.  ;  Edmund  Robertson,  M.P. ;  John  Campbell  Smith,  Sheriff - 
Substitute  ;  Henry  M' Grady. 

Governors.— Xi/e;  G.  W.  Baxter,  E.  F.  Maitland,  James  Smart,  George 
Armitstead,  G.  H.  Thorns,  T.  W.  Thorns,  J.  Martin  White,  V.  Fraenkl,  R.  B. 
Don,  M.A.,  Earl  of  Camperdown,  W.  O.  Dalgleish,  John  Robertson,  Thos. 
Thornton,  LL.D.,  I.  J.  Weinberg,  John  Bett,  John  Sharp,  W.  C.  Leng, 
J.  G.  F.  Lowson,  Ph.D.,  James  F.  Low,  James  Smieton,  M.A.,  B.Sc, 
J.  More  Smieton,  Hugh  Ballingall,  A.  Sidney  White,  Mrs  M.  H.  Ogilvie,  Mrs 
Eleanor  Sharp,  Mrs  E.  W.  Wenley,  Miss  B.  White,  Miss  A.  White,  Miss  W. 
White,  Wm.  Carnelley,  J.  G.  Orchar,  Principal  Peterson,  H.  Gourlay,  Robt. 
Fleming,  Miss  Symers,  W.  R.  H.  Valentine,  D.  C.  Thomson,  Robt.  Pullar, 
J.  C.  Buist,  Miss  C.  Thow,  Mrs  Andrew  Low,  A.  J.  Buist,  R.  G.  Brand, 
W.  T.  Currie,  C.  W.  Corsar,  W.  G.  Robertson,  J.  B.  Don,  W.  H.  Fergusson, 
Alex.  Hutton,  Henry  M 'Grady,  Thos.  Bell,  A.  D.  Grimond,  J.  J.  Barrie, 
Robt.  Lamb,  John  Shiell,  Edward  Cox,  David  Corsar,  David  Cunningham, 
Lord  Kinnaird,  H.  B.  Fergusson,  J.  N.  Smith,  Robt.  Murdoch,  R.  Polack. 
Annuccl  Subscribers:  Edinburgh  Angus  Club— John  Shiell,  representative; 
Professor  D'Arcy  W.  Thompson,  Miss  E.  F.  Forster,  G.  K.  Smith,  Alex. 
Henderson,  James  Cunningham,  jun.,  Robert  Mudie,  William  Moir,  Andrew 
Lowson,  Professor  Paterson.  Ex-officio :  Earl  of  Strathmore,  Lord-Lieu- 
tenant of  the  County  ;  Earl  of  Camperdown,  Convener  of  the  County  ; 
John  Rigby,  M.P.  for  the  County  ;  John  Shiress  Will,  M.P.  for  Montrose 
Burghs  ;  John  Comrie  Thomson,  Sheriff  of  the  County ;  Lord  Dean 
of  Guild  Paul;  H.  A.  T.  Lindsay  Carnegie;  Sir  H.  E.  Roscoe,  M.P.;  H.  B. 
Fergusson,  for  the  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Rev.  Dr  Connel,  for  the  School 
Board ;  Fulton  Spiers,  for  the  High  School ;  Rev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  for  the 
Free  Library ;  and  the  members  of  the  College  Council  for  the  time  being. 

Cov]<JCiL.— Elected  by  the  Governors:  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Rev.  W.  J. 
Cox,  John  Robertson,  James  Smieton,  G.  W.  Baxter,  J.  Martin  White,  R.  B. 
Don,  W.  R.  H.  Valentine,  J.  G.  Orchar.  Ex-o-jficio :  Lord  Provost  Low, 
Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  Edmund  Robertson,  M.P.,  Sheriff  Smith;  Thomas  Bell, 
President  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Principal  Donaldson,  LL.D.,  St 
Andrews  ;  Professor  A.  M.  Paterson,  Principal  Peterson,  A.  Bruce  Gilroy. 

Principal— W.  Peterson,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
Professors— 

Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy,  Professor  J.  E.  A.  Steggall,  M.A. 

Chemistry, Professor  Percy  F.  Frankland,  Ph.D. 

Engineering  and  Drawing, Prof.  T.  Claxton  Fidler,  M.Inst.C.E, 

Zoology, Professor  D'Arcy  W.  Thompson,  B.A. 

Botany  (J.  F.  White  Chair), Professor  Patrick  Geddes, 

Anatomy  (T.  H.  Cox  Chsir), Professor  A.  M.  Paterson,  M.D. 

Physiology, Prof.  E.  Waymouth  Reid,B.A.,  M.B. 

Classics  and  Ancient  History, Principal  W.  Peterson,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

English    Language    and    Literature  ) -d    4:  -ixr^   a  Tvr<n    w,-  1     t\t  a 

and  Modern  History, |Professor  Wm.  S.  M  Cormick,  M.A. 

Logic  and  Metaphysics, Professor  Jones,  M.A. 

Lecturers — Modern  Languages,  H.  Durlac,  Officier  d' Academic ;  Operative 

Surgery,   Dr  MacEwan ;  Fine  Art,  Miss  Patti  Jack. 


EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS.  71 

Chemical  Laboratory  Steward,  John  Foggie ;  Janitor,  Alex.  Martin ; 
Secretary,  R.  N.  Kerr,  F.E.I.S.;  Treasurers,  Shiell  &  Small,  5  Bank  street. 

TECHNICAL  INSTITUTE,— Trustees— Sir  D.  Baxter's  Testamentary 
Trustees,  The  Right  Hon.  W.  E.  Baxter,  William  Ogilvy  Dalgleish,  Edward 
A.  Baxter,  George  W.  Baxter.  Official  Trustees— J.  W.  Barclay,  M.P.; 
Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.  ;  E.  Robertson,  LL.D.,  M.P.  ;  Sheriff  J.  Comrie 
Thomson;  Sheriff  J.  Campbell  Smith,  LL.D.;  Lord  Provost  Low;  Lord  Dean 
of  Guild  Paul ;  Rev.  Dr  Grant,  Chairman  of  School  Board  ;  Bailie 
Macdonald,  Chairman  of  School  Committee  of  School  Board  ;  Thomas 
Bell,  President,  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Treasurer  Willsher;  George  R. 
Merry,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Rector  of  High  School. 

Committee.— From  the  Institute  Trustees— William  Hunter,  Alex.  H. 
Moncur,  Walter  Shepherd,  James  Cunningham,  jun.,  M.A.  ;  George  R. 
Merry,  LL.D.  ;  Rev.  Dr  Grant,  John  Munro.  From  University  College- 
R.  B.  Don,  M.A.  ;  John  Robertson,  J.  Martin  White,  George  Scott.  The 
Principal  of  the  College,  ex  officio.  From  the  Dundee  Burgh  School  Board- 
Bailie  Macdonald,  Rev.  D.  B.  Cameron,  M.A.  From  the  Town  Council- 
George  Ritchie,  William  Stephenson.  From  the  Dundee  High  School— W. 
R.  H.  Valentine.  From  the  Trades  Council— John  R.  Montgomery,  Henry 
Guthrie.     From  the  Amalgamated  Society  of  Engineers,  &c.— John  Lindsay. 

Board  of  Studies.— Principal  Peterson,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Chairman;  Pro- 
fessor Steggall,  M.A.,  F.R.S.E.  ;  Professor  Frankland,  Ph.D.,  B.Sc.  ;  Pro- 
fessor T.  Claxton  Fidler,  M.Inst.C.E.;  John  M'Cowan,  M.A.,  D.Sc;  Thos. 
Reid,  Robert  Chalmers,  John  Thomson,  F.  J.  Hambly,  F.C.S.;  J.  R.  Apple- 
yard,  F.C.S.  ;  George  Malcolm;  James  B.  Corr,  A.  L.  Peacock,  Thomas 
Ferguson,  Alexander  Anderson,  F.  W.  Young,  F.R.S.E.;  T.  D.  Dunn,  R.  M. 
Short,  James  Bremner,  David  Ireland,  David  Storrie  ;  John  Foggie,  F.C.S.; 
James  Bell,  M.I.E.E.;  J.  W.  Kippen,  J.  M.  Malloch. 

Teaching  Staff.— Mathematics,  J.  W.  Kippen;  Theoretical  Mechanics, 
John  M'Cowan,  M.A.  ;  Sound,  Light  and  Heat,  John  Thomson ;  Magnetism 
and  Electricity,  James  B.  Corr;  Chemistry,  Fred.  J.  Hambly,  F.C.S. ,  and 
J.  R.  Appleyard  ;  Assistant,  John  Foggie ;  Applied  Mechanics,  J.  M. 
Malloch ;  Steam  and  Mechanical  Engineering,  Thomas  Reid  ;  Graphic 
Sciences  and  Carpentry  and  Joinery,  George  Malcolm  ;  Plumber  Work,  A.  L. 
Peacock  and  W.  Fenwick  ;  Textile  Fabrics,  T.  Ferguson  ;  Telegraphy,  J.  Bell ; 
Art  Class,  T.  Delgaty  Dunn ;  Horticulture,  D.  Storrie  ;  Naval  Architecture, 
R.  M.  Short ;  Cabinetmaking,  D.  Ireland  ;   Wood  Carving,  J.  Bremner. 

Secretary,  R.  N.  Kerr,  F.E.I.  S.  ;  Treasurers,  Shiell  &  Small,  5  Bank 
street ;  Porter,  Alexander  Hodge. 

HIGH  SCHOOL.— Directors— A'ic  o^ais— Lord  Provost  Low,  Rev.  Dr 
Colin  Campbell,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul.  From  the  Town  Council— 
D.  H.  Ferrier,  John  Stuart,  George  AVillsher,  Wm.  Nixon,  Wm.  Mudie, 
Alex.  Elliot.  From  the  Subscribers— Wm.  Robertson,  Thos.  W.  Thorns,  Hugh 
Ballingall,  George  Malcolm,  Robert  Murdoch,  Fulton  Spiers,  Victor  Fraenkl. 
Elected  under  Act  1882— Jas.  Adie,  W.  R.  H.  Valentine,  Jas.  Logie,  Chas. 
Ower,  Joseph  Gibson.     Rector— George  Ross  Merry,  M.A,  Oxon.,  LL,D. 

Teachers— English,  John  B.  Charles,  M.A. ;  Mathematics,  Andrew  Miller, 
M.A. ;  Classics,  Adam  Wilson,  M.A,,  LL.D.  ;  Latin  (for  Girls),  German,  P.  J. 
Imandt;  French,  H.  Durlac,  Officier  d'Academie;  Writing,  Book-keeping, 
and  Phonography,  George  D.  Brown,  M.A.,  and  Richard  Scott;  Drawing 
and  Painting,  Wm.  M.  Grubb  ;  Science,  Frank  W.  Young,  F.R.S.E.,  F.C.S.; 
Mechanics,  J.  Y.  Gray;  Music,  David  Ferrier;  Singing,  George  Neale ; 
Needlework,  Miss  Matthew  ;  Calisthenics,  Alexander  Sturrock, 

Treasurer,  John  Mess,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square  ;  Secretary,  A.  W.  Gumming, 
1  Bank  street ;  Janitor,  James  Scott,  High  School  buildings. 


72  EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS. 

DUNDEE  SCHOOL  BOARD.— 

Duncan  Macdonald,  24  Thomson  street,  Chairman. 


Rev.  Robt.  Clapperton,  150Netherg'te 
Rev.  Joseph  Holder,  Wilkie's  lane 
Rev.  A.  B.  Connell,  D.D.,  Lochee 
William  Blair,  221  Overgate 
Alex.  H.  Moncur,  28.3  Perth  road 
Rev,    Thomas   Lennie,    17   Ancrum 

road,  Lochee 
Rev.  D.  B.  Cameron,  5  Douglas  ter. 


John  Carnegie,  94  Commercial  street 
George  S.  Hood,  73  Annfield  road 
Miss  J.  G.  Shaw,  9  Balfour  street 
Rev.  Henry  Williamson,  13  Coupar 

street,  Lochee 
James  Donaldson,  5  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Rev.  W.  A.  Dunbar,  Forfar  road 
Professor  Steggall,  9  Park  place 


Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  15  Albert  square,  Clerk;  C.  J.  Marquis,  82 
Castle  street,  Treasurer;  James  H.  Langlands,  81  Murraygate,  Architect; 
John  Robbie,  32  Castle  street.  Officer. 

SCHOOLS  UNDER  THE  BOARD. 

Harris  Academy. — Rector,  James  Brebner,  M.A.  ;  Second  Master,  James 
B.  Robb,  B.Sc.  ;  Classics,  George  Simpson,  M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  Alex. 
Edward,  M.A.  ;  Science,  A.  B.  Paterson,  B.Sc.  ;  Head  Mistress,  Miss 
A.  W.  Webster ;  Modern  Languages,  E.  Th.  Triie ;  Drawing,  R.  T.  M. 
Allan,  J.  G.  Cockburn ;  Singing,  Frank  Sharp ;  Pianoforte,  Miss  Matthew, 
Miss  Alexander,  Miss  Scrimgeour,  Miss  Westwood ;  Janitor,  A.  C.  Smith. 

Morgan  Academy.— Rector,  Wm.  B.  Irvine,  B.  A. ;  Second  Master,  James 
Sword,  M.A.  ;  Classics,  Alexander  Forbes,  B.A.  ;  Mathematics,  William 
Malcolm,  M.A.  ;  Science,  John  Dunn,  B.Sc,  F.C.S. ;  Modern  Languages, 
E.  H.  Hay,  M.A.  ;  Drawing,  David  S.  Murray;  Head  Mistress,  Miss 
Davidson  ;  Singing,  Frank  Sharp  ;  Pianoforte,  Miss  Banks  and  Miss  Roger ; 
Janitor,  William  Speedie. 

Public  Elementary  Schools. 

Branches  taught — The  ordinary  branches  of  an  English  education — English, 
French,  Latm,  Mathematics,  Science,    "  •"    "^  ..    _  _ 

Book-keeping,  Needlework,  Music,  &c. 
Alex.  Adamson,  Nimmo  Christie. 

Ancrum  Road,     ... 

Balfour  Street,    ... 

Blackness, 

Brown  Street, 

Butterburn, 

Clepington, 

Cowgate, 

Dudhope, 

Glebe  Lands, 

Hawkhill, 

Hill  Street, 

Hunter  Street  and  Free  St  John's, 

Liff  Road,  Lochee, 

Mitchell  Street,  ... 

North  Clepington, 

Rosebank, 

Rosebank  Sessional, 

South  Road,  Lochee, 

Victoria  Road,    ... 

Wallacetown, 


Drill,  Domestic  Economy,  Drawing, 
Teachers  of  Singing — Frank  Sharp, 

Robert  Locke 

William  Bertie  and  Mrs  Bertie 

James  Malloch,  M.A.  (Edin.) 

David  Dawson 

James  A.  Anderson 

John  Gibson  and  Mrs  Davies 

William  Robb 

G.  J.  Tarbat  and  Miss  Low 

John  Mudie 

George  Caird  and  Miss  Mathew 

George  Ferguson 

Robert  Loggie 

R.  W.  Thornton,  M.A. 

James  Lamb 

David  Muckersie 

William  Dickson 

Mrs  Duncan  Stewart 

Alexander  Dorward 

David  AVilson  and  Miss  Young 

James  Watt  and  Miss  Taylor 


School  for   the  Oral   Instruction  of  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Euclid 
crescent. — Teacher — Miss  Ellen  Crassweller. 


EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERAHY  INSTITUTIONS.  73 

ESTABLISHED  CHUBCH  SCHOOL. 

St  Andrew's  School,  2  William  street,  Forebank. — Managers — The  Trus- 
tees and  Kirk-Session  of  St  Andrew's  Parish  Church.  Branches  taught — 
Elementary  Branches,  French,  Latin,  Physiography,  Domestic  Economy, 
Drawing,  Sewing,  and  Knitting.     Teachers — Miss  Macdonald  and  Assistants. 

EPISCOPALIAN  SCHOOLS. 

Branches  taught — The  ordinary  branches  of  an  English  education — English, 
French,  Latin,  Mathematics,  Drawing,  Needlework,  Music,  &c. 

S.  Paul's,  Commei-cial  street. — Chairman  of  Managers — Eev.  E.  J.  Gough. 
Teachers — Mixed  School,  William  Gray  ;  Infants,  Miss  Brown. 

S.  Salvador's,  Church  street,  Clepington  feus.— Correspondent — The 
Rev.  W.  K.  Nicholson,  William  street,  Dundee.  Teachers— Boys' Depart- 
ment, S.  Miller,  F.E.I.S. ;  Girls'  Department,  Miss  Gilgour;  Infants'  Depart- 
ment, Miss  Hinsley. 

S.  Martin's,  Smithfield.— Correspondent— Rev.  W.  K.  Nicholson.  Teachers 
• — Miss  Mary  Gibb  and  Assistants. 

S.  Margaret's  Infant  School,  St  Ann  street,  Lochee.— Manager— Rev. 
T.  Lennie.     Teacher — Miss  Donaldson,  and  two  Assistants. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC  SCHOOLS. 

Branches  taught— The  ordinary  branches  of  an  English  education — English, 
French,  Latin,  Mathematics,  Drawing,  Book-keeping,  Needlework,  Music,  &c. 

St  Andrew's  (Boys),  Tay  street.— Manager— Right  Rev.  Monsignor  Clap- 
l^erton.     Teachers — The  Marist  Brothers. 

St  Andrew's  (Girls),  174  Overgate.— Manager— Right  Rev.  Monsignor 
Clapperton.      Teachers — The  Sisters  of  Mercy. 

St  Joseph's  (Girls),  Blackness  road.— Manager— Rev,  J.  Holder.  Teachers 
— Sisters  of  Mercy. 

St  Mary's  (Boys),  Forebank  road.— Manager— Rev.  M.  Phelan.  Teachers 
—The  Marist  Brothers.  (Girls),  Forebank  road.  Teacher— Miss  Conway. 
(Infants),  Powrie  place.     Teacher — Miss  M'Manus. 

St  Mary's,  Lochee. — Manager — Rev.  Alphonsus  van  de  Rydt.  Teachers — 
Boys,  R.  A.  Smith;  Girls,  Miss  L.  Morgan ;  Infants,  Miss  R.  Farrell. 

St  Stephen's  (Boys),  Larch  street. — Manager — Rev.  Joseph  Holder. 
Teachers — The  Marist  Brothers. 

St  Patrick's  (mixed),  Lilybank  Road.  —  Manager  —  Rev.  P.  Butti. 
Teacher — Miss  M'Conachie, 

PRIVATE  SCHOOLS. 

East  of  Scotland  Institution,  31  Tay  street — conducted  by  Misses 
Burns.  Branches  taught — English,  French,  German,  Latin,  Mathematics, 
Science,  Scripture,  Music,  Singing,  Drawing,  Needlework,  Dancing,  and 
Gymnastics. 

Constitution  House  Institution,  for  the  Board  and  Education  of  Young 
Ladies,  12  Constitution  terrace.  Branches  taught— English,  Writing,  French, 
German,  Drawing  and  Painting,  Elementary  Science,  Music  (Pianoforte  and 
Vocal),  Dancing,  Calisthenics,  and  Sewing.  Teachers— Miss  Hodge  and 
qualified  governesses  ;  Messrs  Sturrock,  Stewart,  and  Atkinson. 

Private  School  for  Young  Ladies,  324  Perth  Road— conducted  by  the 
Misses  Masson.  Branches  taught — English,  French,  German,  Music,  Singing, 
Drawing,  Needlework,  &c. 


74  EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS. 

Private  School,  5  St  Andrew's  street.    Teacher— Miss  Sinclair. 

Private  School,  79  Albert  street.     Teachers— Misses  Moir. 

Private  School,  Feambank,  Clepington  road.  Special  Classes  for  Ladies 
of  neglected  education.     Teacher — Mrs  Macgregor. 

Navigation  School,  33  Dock  street.  Branches  taught— Navigation, 
Astronomy,  Mathematics.     Teacher — Alexander  Wood. 

Marine  Engineers'  Academy,  29  Dock  street.     Teacher— Alex.  Smith. 

Marine  Engineering  Academy,  20  Panmure  st.    Teacher— David  Coupar. 

MORGAN  TRUST— Board  op  Governors.— Elected  by  the  Town  Council 
of  Dundee — ex-Lord  Provost  Hunter,  Chairman,  and  James  Perrie.  By  the 
Town  Council  of  Forfar— Provost  Doig.  By  the  Town  Council  of  Arbroath — 
—Provost  Keith.  By  the  Town  Council  of  Montrose— Provost  Mitchell.  By 
the  Directors  of  the  High  School— T.  W.  Thoms.  By  the  Presbytery  of 
Dundee— Rev.  William  Smith.  By  the  School  Board  of  Dundee— A.  H. 
Moncur.     By  the  Nine  Trades  of  Dundee— G.  B.  Paul. 

Clerk  and  Factor — Andrew  Hendry,  3  Seagate. 

_  The  Dundee  Educational  Trust.— For  the  administration  of  Educa- 
tional Endowments.  Governors  elected  by  the  Town  Council — William 
Hunter,  Duncan  Macdonald,  Robert  Keith,  and  David  H.  Ferrier.  The 
Burgh  School  Board — Alexander  H.  Moncur,  William  Doig,  and  Rev.  Joseph 
Holder.  The  Kirk-Session  of  Dundee — Rev.  Dr  Grant,  Rev.  Wm.  Smith, 
and  George  T.  Graham.  The  Chamber  of  Commerce— John  C.  Buist.  The 
Trades  Council  —  James  Mann.  The  High  School  —  Hugh  Ballingall. 
The_  University  College — Rev.  William  J.  Cox.  The  Senatus  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  St  Andrews — Princijml  Donaldson.  Clerk  and  Factor—  John  Miln, 
Savings  Bank,  2  Euclid  street. 

The  funds  are  applied  in  providing  bursaries  for  the  children  of  parents  who 
are  not  in  the  receipt  of  parochial  aid,  bvit  in  circumstances  requiring  aid  for 
giving  them  higher  education.     The  allocation  is  as  follows,  viz.  : — 

1.  To  provide  school  books  and  writing  materials  for  children  at  ordinary 
schools,  £200. 

2.  To  provide  bursaries  for  education  at  the  Harris  and  Morgan  Academies 
for  pupils  in  the  sixth  standard  and  upwards,  each  tenable  for  two  years,  re- 
ceive from  £6  to  £10  per  annum  according  to  class  attended.  All  awarded  by 
public  competition.  Open  to  children  attending  any  Board  school  in  Dundee. 
96  receive  £700. 

3.  To  provide  bursaries  for  education  at  the  High  School  for  pupils  attend- 
ing a  Board  school  in  Dundee  in  the  fourth,  fifth,  or  sixth  standard,  each 
tenable  at  the  middle  school  not  longer  than  three  years,  receive  £10,  £11,  and 
£12  each  year.  19  receive  £215.  For  education  at  the  Upper  School  of  the 
High  School.  Open  to  High  School  pupils  only.  Tenable  for  three  years. 
19  receive  £15  annnally=£285=£500. 

4.  To  provide  bursaries  to  be  held  at  a  University,  University  College,  or 
approved  technical  school,  tenable  for  three  years,  of  the  value  of  £25 
annually.  Open  to  all  who  have  attended  a  public  or  state-aided  school  in 
Dundee  at  least  one  year  before  examination.     12  receive  £25=:£300. 

5.  To  provide  bursaries  for  pui:)ils  attending  evening  classes  for  higher  or 
technical  instruction.  Awarded  by  public  competition  ;  may  be  held  for  four 
years,  of  value  from  £1  to  £4  a  year.  190  receive  £400.  The  Morgan  Trust 
contributes  £150  per  annum  of  tliis  sum. 

6.  For  the  promotion  of  efficient  evening  classes  for  gratuitous  practical : 
instruction  in  domestic  economy — £250. 


EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS.  75 

DUNDEE  LANDWARD  SCHOOL  BOARD.— Robert  M'Gavin  of  BaL 
lumbie,  Chairman  ;  John  Ogilvy,  of  Inshewan,  Harecraig,  West  Ferry  ;  David 
M'Intyre,  Dimtrune  terrace,  West  Ferry ;  James  M'Intyre,  Greenfield  house, 
Dundee  ;  and  Alexander  Gilroy,  Craigie  house,  Dundee.  John  Shiell,  5 
Bank  street,  Clerk  and  Treasurer. 

LOCAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTE  OF 
SCOTLAND. — President,  Robert  Paterson  ;  Treasurer,  John  Ferguson  f 
Secretary,  William  Malcolm,  M.A.,  Morgan  Academy. 

.  YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION.— Rooms,  10  Constitutioit 
road.  President — A.  H.  Moncvir.  Vice-Presidents — Alexander  D.  Grimond,. 
James  Logie,  William  Mackison,  Alexander  Henderson,  W,  Ogilvy  Dalgleish, 
R.  H.  Fleming,  William  Hunter.  Honorary  Secretaries— Walker  S.  Melville^ 
James  Combe.  Treasurers — James  Low  and  William  Henderson.  Secretary 
— James  H.  Smith. 

Directors — Edward  Shepherd,  C.  W.  Scrimgeour,  Alex.  Donaldson,  Charlea 
Stewart,  Wm.  Stewart,  James  Fyffe,  B.  L.  Nairn,  John  Melville,  Robert 
Gibson,  John  Sinclair,  W.  W.  Halley,  H.  B.  Martin,  John  Birrell,  William 
R.  Spence. 

Teachers — Science  Classes^Geo.  C.  Douglas,  J.  Braik  Mason,  F.C.S.,  James. 
Aimer,  Wm.  Finlay,  Ninian  R.  Jamieson,  Thomas  Milne.  Art — W.  Ryle 
Smith.  English  Grammar,  Composition,  and  Latin — James  Fleming.  Arith- 
metic, Book-keeping,  Writing,  Shorthand — David  M.  Hampton.  French — M. 
Delayen.     German — Rev.  W.  Blumenreich. 

DUNDEE  YOUNG  WOMEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION.— Rooms, 
33  Tay  street.  Branches  —  (East-end)  Hilltown  Free  Church  Hall,  42: 
Hilltown  ;  and  High  street,  Errol.  Hon.  President — Lady  Kinnaird.  Presi- 
dent— Miss  M.  N.  Jessiman,  Rosebank,  Broughty  Ferry.  Vice-Presi- 
dents—Mrs W.  O.  Dalgleish  and  Mrs  W.  J.  Cox,  Treasurer— Miss  M.  Sande- 
man,  Clarendon  villa,  Broughty  Ferry.  Secretary — Miss  Brand,  B.L.  Bank 
House.  Committee — Mrs  Urquhart,  Mrs  James  Carmichael,  Mrs  J.  H. 
Walker,  Miss  E.  C.  Doddrell,  Mrs  Lennox,  Miss  S.  H.  Moir,  Miss  Lister,  Mis* 
Petrie,  Miss  Walker,  Mrs  Robert  Murdoch,  Mrs  James  Mudie,  Miss  Alice  Scott, 
Gentlemen  Committee — W.  O.  Dalgleish,  A.  J.  Buist,  Alexander  Henderson, 
Meetings  every  Saturday  at  7  P.M.  ;  Sabbath,  9.45  A.M.,  5  P.M.  and  6.45  p.m.  ; 
Thursday  at  8  p.m.  Classes  for  Reading,  Writing,  Cookery,  Dressmaking, 
Laundry,  Sewing,  Ambulance,  &c.  Accommodation  for  occasional  Boarders, 
Registry  for  governesses  and  servants.    Resident  Superintendent — Miss  Luke, 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE  PROMOTION 
OF  TECHNICAL  AND  COMMERCIAL  EDUCATION.— President— 
J.  Martin  White.  Vice-Presidents — Dr  Merry  and  A.  H.  Moncur.  Hon, 
Treasurer — W.  B.  Irvine.    Hon.  Secretary — F.  W.  Young,  High  School. 

Council. — (1)  Representatives — Town  Council — William  Stephenson  and 
George  Ritchie.  Chamber  of  Commerce — Walter  Shejiherd  and  A.  M, 
Grimond.  Trades  Council — R.  D.  B.  Ritchie  and  Henry  Guthrie.  Amalga- 
mated Engineers— George  Milne  and  John  Gow.  School  Board — *A, 
H.  Moncur  and  *J,  Martin  White.  University  College — *Principal 
Peterson  and  Professor  Percy  Frankland.  High  School  Directors — 
Hugh  Ballingall  and  Dr  Merry.  Technical  Institute— Duncan  Macdonald 
and  *Frank  W.  Young.  Dundee  Y.M.C.A.— John  Birrell  and  W.  S. 
Melville.  Dundee  Educational  Institute — William  Robb  and  John  Gibson. 
Lochee  Science  and  Art  Classes — A.  B.  Duncan.  Institute  of  Architecture, 
Science,  and  Art — *William  Mackison.  Institute  of  Mechanical  Engineers — 
*George  C.Douglas. — (2)  Elected  by  Association — *Professor  Claxton  Fidler, 


76  EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS. 

John  B.  Charles,  David  Cunningham,  *John  Mudie,  J.  J.  Henderson, 
*W.  B.  Irvine,  Wm,  C.  Leng,  *John  E.  Montgomery,  Charles  Ower,  John 
Robertson,  D.  H.  Saunders,  *George  Scott.  *Members  of  Executive 
Committee. 

FREE  LIBRARY,  ART,  AND  NATURAL  HISTORY  MUSEUM,  AND 
PICTURE  GALLERY,  Albert  Institute,  Albert  Square.  Committee— From 
the  Town  Council — Lord  Provost  Lovs^,  Chairman  ;  Bailies  Doig  and  Stephen- 
son ;  Councillors  Ritchie,  Storrie,  Hunter,  Stevenson,  Elliot,  M'Kinnon, 
Nixon.  From  the  Householders — Provost  Orchar,  Convener ;  Alexander 
Mathewson,  Rev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  Dr  James  W.  Miller,  John  Kennedy, 
C  C.  Maxvi^ell,  John  Robertson,  T.  S.  Robertson,  James  Kinnison,  Charles 
Ower. 

Chief  Librarian  and  Curator,  and  Clerk  to  Board — John  Maclauchlan.  Assis- 
tant Librarians — W.  Beveridge,  D.  Douglas,  D.  Duff,  D.  Scott,  J.  Duncan. 

DUNDEE  ALBERT  INSTITUTE  SUBSCRIPTION  LIBRARY.— Com- 
mittee— John  Robertson,  John  Kennedy,  James  G.  Orchar,  James  Smieton, 
James  Brown,  Charles  Ower,  James  Kinnison,  David  Scott,  James  Johnston, 
Alex.  Thomson,  William  Thomson,  William  Moir,  F.  S.  Tolputt ;  Lord 
Provost  Low,  Chairman,  ex-officio ;  John  Kennedy,  Acting  Chairman ; 
Oharles  Lyell,  Treasurer ;  John  Maclauchlan,  Secretary. 

DUNDEE  FINE  ART  ASSOCIATION.— Victoria  GaUeries,  Albert  In- 
stitute— Exhibition  of  Works  of  Living  Artists,  held  annually  for  three 
months,  opening  in  November.  Chairman,  James  G.  Orchar  ;  Vice-Chairman, 
John  Robertson  ;  Convener  of  Business  Committee,  William  Ritchie ;  Hon. 
Secretary,  John  Maclauchlan. 

DUNDEE  ART  UNION,  Sanctioned  by  the  Board  of  Trade,  1877.— Drawing 
for  Prizes  annually.  Chairman — J.  M.  Keiller.  Committee — Ex-Lord  Provost 
Hunter,  John  Kennedy,  John  Robertson,  T.  S.  Robertson,  C.  C.  Maxwell,  A. 
C.  Lamb,  J.  G.  Orchar,  A.  J.  Brough,  Duncan  Macdonald,  John  Sharp,  Hugh 
Ballingall,  W.  B.  Robertson,  James  F.  Low,  Robert  Lamb.  Hon.  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  John  Maclauchlan. 

THE  GRAPHIC  ARTS  ASSOCIATION.— Office-bearers— Hon.  President, 
William  M'Taggart,  R.S.A. ;  President,  John  M 'Farlane ;  Vice-President, 
Stewart  Carmichael ;  Treasurer,  C.  L.  Mitchell ;  Council,  J.  F.  Pollock,  D. 
Bvirns  Gray,  David  Dawson,  Miss  Batchelor  ;  Secretary,  Chas.  G.  L.  Phillips, 
14  Union  street. 

THE  DUNDEE  INSTITUTE  OF  ARCHITECTURE,  SCIENCE,  AND 
ART. — President,  Robert  Keith ;  Vice-President,  Leslie  Ower  ;  Council, 
James  Foggie,  William  Nixon,  G.  G.  Maclaren,  AVilliam  Briggs.  Secretaries, 
J.  J.  Henderson  and  George  Jamieson,  8  Bank  street ;  Treasurer,  Robert 
Hunter. 

DUNDEE  AND  EAST  OF  SCOTLAND  PHOTOGRAPHIC  ASSOCIA- 
TION.— President,  A.  Stewart;  Vice-Presidents,  Dr  Tulloch  and  Professor 
Steggall;  Council,  Dr  M'Gillivray,  P.  Feathers,  D.  Ireland,  W.  Baxter,  D. 
Elder,  J.  H.  Halley,  G.  G.  Maclaren,  R.  C.  Henderson,  W.  Bertie,  J.  D. 
Cox,  W.  F.  Hill,  T.  L.  Wynd;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  V.  C.  Baird, 
Broughty  Ferry. 

UNIVERSITY  CLUB,  104  Nethergate.— President,  G.  R.  Merry,  M.A., 
LL.D.  ;  Vice-Presidents,  Professor  Paterson,  M.D.,  and  Henry  A.  Pattullo ; 
Secretary,  Jas.  Allison,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  82  High  st.;  Treasurer,  Allan  Baxter,  81 
Murraygate ;  Committee,  The  Office-bearers,  and  Rev.  A.  Gardner,  W.  Graham 


EDUCATIONAL  AND  LITERARY  INSTITUTIONS.  77 
Campbell,  M.B.,  CM.,  A.  M.  Stalker,  M.A.,  M.D.,  G.  Elliot,  B.A.,  and 
John  Clark,  M.A. ;  Superintendent— Sergt. -Major  Fairweather. 

KOYAL  EXCHANGE  KEADING-EOOM— Eoyal  Exchange  buildings. 
Under  the  management  of  the  Committee  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
R.  Key  Carnegie,  and  David  Ogilvy,  Waiters, 

THE  ARMITSTEAD  TEUST.— Trustees— Sir  John  Leng,  M.r.,  George 
Armitstead,  A.  J.  Buist,  C.  C.  Maxwell,  Principal  Peterson,  Sheriff  Campbell 
Smith.     Secretary — A.  Mackay,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square. 

DUNDEE  NATURALISTS'  SOCIETY.  —  President,  Frank  W.  Young, 
F.R.S.E.;  Vice-Presidents,  James  Durham,  F.R.S.E.,  F.G.S.,  and  Professor 
A.  Melville  Paterson,  M.D.  ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Alex.  Hutton,  F.L.S.  ;  Hon, 
Secretaries,  A.  P.  Stevenson,  New  Inn  entry,  and  James  B.  Corr ;  Council, 
Professor  J.  E.  A.  Steggall,  M.A.,  Professor  D'Arcy  W.  Thompson,  B. A., 
F.E.S.E.,  Professor  E.  Waymouth  Eeid,  B.A.,  M.B.,  John  Nelson,  A.  C, 
Lamb,  E.  N.  Kerr. 

Biological  Section — Chairman,  ProfessorD'ArcyW. Thompson ;  Eecorder, 
James  B.  Corr,  Technical  Institute. 

PHYSICAL  SOCIETY  OF  DUNDEE.— President,  Professor  Steggall ; 
Vice-President,  F.  J.  Hambly,  F.I.C..  F.C.S.  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  J, 
Young,  University  College. 

DUNDEE  PHONOGEAPHIC  ASSOCIATION.— President,  W.  K.  Smith; 
Secretary,  Joseph  Davie,  5  Balfour  street.  Librarian,  W.  W.  Balbirniey 
4  Melrose  terrace. 

EOYAL  SCOTTISH  GEOGEAPHICAL  SOCIETY.— Local  Committee- 
Captain  Clayhills  Henderson  (Chairman),  Principal  Peterson,  Rev.  Dr 
Colin  Campbell,  Dr  Adam  Wilson,  Alex.  Mackay,  L.  F.  U.  Garriock,  Captain 
Croudace,  I.  Julius  Weinberg,  Victor  Fraenkl,  George  R.  Merry,  T.  S.  Eoss, 
James  Henderson,  J.  M.  Keiller,  John  Robertson,  Henry  M'Grady,  Hugh 
Ballingall.     Hon.  Local  Secy.,  David  Wylie,  38  Reform  street. 

UNITED  RECREATIVE  AND  LITERARY  ASSOCIATION,  36  Nether- 
gate. — President,  Robert  Fulton ;  Treasurer,  George  B.  Hendry ;  Secretary, 
John  Ramage,  1  Thistle  street. 

DUNDEE  SHAKESPEARE  READING  SOCIETY.— President,  T.  S, 
Ross  ;  Vice-President,  Miss  Mary  A.  Short;  Committee,  Mrs  Leslie  Ower,  Miss 
Bisset,  Miss  Matthew,  Mrs  David  Luke,  and  J.  Hendry,  M.  Feathers,  W.  T. 
Scroggie,  Chas.  Ower,  Jas.  Urquhart ;  Secretary,  Miss  Imandt,  Hill  terrace, 
Broughty  Ferry ;  Assistant  Secretary,  J.  Duncan ;  Treasurer,  M.  R.  Allard, 
26  Castle  street. 

MANUAL  INSTRUCTION  CLASSES.  —  Committee  —  From  the  Town 
Council,  Lord  Provost  Low,  William  Doig,  Alex.  Elliot ;  from  the  School 
Board,  Duncan  Macdonald ;  from  the  Trades  Council,  D.  Liddle,  J.  R, 
Montgomery,  —  Robertson  ;  Convener,  Duncan  Macdonald ;  Clerk,  Thomas 
Thornton,  LL.D. 


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CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT 
INSTITUTIONS. 

DUNDEE  INDUSTEIAL  SCHOOLS  SOCIETY— 1846.— Schools— Girls, 
Ward  road ;  Boys,  Baldovan.  President — Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart.  Vice- 
Presidents  —  Earl  of  Strathmore,  Lord  Kinnaird,  George  Armitstead, 
^nd  "William  Ogilvy  Dalgleish.  Directors  —  Eobert  M'Gavin,  George 
Oarmichael,  John  Adam,  G.  H.  Nicoll,  John  E.  Robertson,  James  Martin, 
David  Moodie,  Robert  B.  Don,  Robert  Mudie,  Robert  Murdoch,  George 
"W.  Boase,  James  Cunningham,  jun.,  David  Air,  James  Henderson,  William 
Doig,  G.  W.  Baxter,  and  Francis  Stevenson.  Ladies'  Committee — Mrs 
Pitcairn,  Miss  Symers,  Miss  Thow,  Miss  Mmmo,  Mrs  Ogilvy  Dalgleish, 
Miss  Cunningham,  Mrs  Luis,  Mrs  R.  Mudie,  Mrs  Bruce,  Mrs  Lamb,  Mrs 
€olin  Campbell,  Mrs  Steggall,  Miss  Carmichael,  Mrs  W.  Henderson,  Mrs 
Boase,  Mrs  Macleod,  Mrs  W,  H.  Fergusson,  Mrs  J.  H.  Walker,  Miss  Smith, 
Miss  Nicoll,  Miss  Small,  Mrs  J.  M.  Keiller,  Mrs  R.  Murdoch,  Mrs  G.  W. 
Baxter,  Miss  Berry,  Miss  Henderson,  Mrs  Thorns,  Mrs  D.  M.  Ross,  Mrs 
Maitland.     Mrs  Ogilvy  Dalgleish,  Secretary  to  Ladies'  Committee. 

Superintendent  and  Secretary — W.  M.  Dickson.  Treasurer — David  Myles, 
-C.A.  Physician— David  M.  Greig,  M.B.,  F.R. C.S.Ed.  Agent— James 
Campbell,  9  West  Bell  street.  Teacher — Peter  Langlands.  Assistant 
Teachers — John  R.  Ramsay  and  John  Allan.  Matron — Mrs  Mitchell.  Female 
Teacher — Miss  Young.  Sewing-mistress — Miss  Millar.  Work-masters — Robert 
Wright,  D.  Richard,  B.  Anderson.  Janitor  and  Drill  Listructor— Sergeant 
Irvine.     Bandmaster — W.  Wallace.     Night  Watchman — Sergeant  M'Donald. 

BOYS'  HOME,  9  West  Bell  street,  in  connection  with  the  Industrial 
Schools. — James  Campbell,  Superintendent;  Mrs  Campbell,  Matron.  Trea- 
surer— David  Myles,  11  Reform  street. 

WORKING  BOYS'  HOME,  3  West  Bell  street,  for  orphan,  destitute, 
and  homeless  lads. — John  W.  Shepherd,  Secretary;  Charles  Morris, 
Treasurer ;  George  Rankine,  Superintendent.  Committee  of  Management — 
Jas.  Combe,  A.  D,  Grimond,  A.  H.  Monciir,  Chas.  Morris,  John  W.  Shepherd. 

WORKING  GIRLS'  HOME,  25  Forebank  Road  (in  connection  with  the 
Curr  Night  Refuge).— President,  Mrs  Moncur ;  Secretary,  Miss  Milne,  Sea- 
field  road ;  Treasurer,  Miss  Low,  Paton's  lane ;  Committee,  Mrs  A.  W. 
Smith,  Mrs  Phinn,  Mrs  J.  H.  Martin,  Mrs  Rankine,  Mrs  Combe. 

DUNDEE  ORPHAN  INSTITUTION— 1815.— Craigie  terrace.  Ferry  road. 
President — A.  H.  Moncur.  Vice-Presidents — Hugh  Ballingall,  Duncan  Mac- 
■donald.  Directors — Ex  officiis — Lord  Provost,  The  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee, 
Lord  Dean  of  Guild,  Deacon  of  the  Maltmen,  Convener  of  the  Nine  Trades, 
Boxmaster  of  Seamen  Fraternity,  Preses  of  Faculty  of  Procurators  and 
:Solicitors.  Ordinary  Directors — Henry  Boase,  John  Adam,  J.  E.  Robertson, 
William  Moir,  Robert  Murdoch,  William  Hunter,  G.  B.  Paul,  Rev.  Dr  Grant, 
William  Mudie,  R.  W.  Laburn,  G.  T.  Graham.  Governesses — Mrs  Alex. 
Gilroy,  Dunalistair ;  Mrs  J.  E.  Robertson,  Mrs  James  Adie,  Mrs  Alex.  Kin- 
inond,  Mrs  A.  H.  Moncur,  Mrs  V.  Fraenkl,  Mrs  George  A.  Gilroy,  Mrs  R. 
Polack,  Mrs  William  Hunter,  Mrs  James  Low,  Mrs  C.  C.  Maxwell,  Mrs  G.  B. 
Paul,  Mrs  Thomas  Bell,  Mrs  William  Scott,  Mrs  J.  C.  Methven,  Miss  Mills, 
Miss  Douglas.  Secretary— Mrs  Wm.  Longair,  21  Albany  terrace.  Surgeon 
■ — David  M.  Greig,  M.B.  Treasurer — John  Miln,  2  Euclid  street.  Secretary 
— D.  Gordon  Stewart,  10  Meadowside.  Governor — Thomas  M.  Davidson, 
M.A.,  B.Sc,  F.R.G.S.     Matron— Mrs  Davidson. 


CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS.        79 

THE  LADY  JANE  OGILVY  ORPHANAGE  (1854),  Baldovan.  —  For 
the  education  and  su^jport  of  female  orphans  and  other  destitute  girls,  in 
connection  with  the  Episcopal  Church.  Patroness  —  Miss  Ogilvy. 
Directors — Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  of  Baldovan,  Captain  A.  H.  R. 
Ogilvy,  H.  T.  N.  Hamilton- Ogilvy,  the  Bishop  of  Brechin,  the  Dean 
of  Brechin,  Rev.  Edward  J.  Gough,  Rev.  "W.  K.  Nicholson,  Rev. 
R.  R.  Lingard-Guthrie,  Rev.  Dr  Mackness,  K.  W.  Henderson,  John 
Sharp,  G.  D.  Clayhills  Henderson,  Walter  Shepherd,  D.  H.  Littlejohn,  R.  B. 
Don,  Dr  Greig.  Physician — Dr  Greig.  Secretaries  and  Treasurers — Nicholson 
&  Marquis,  32  Castle  street.  Matron — Miss  Butter.  School-mistress — Miss 
Ross. 

ROYAL  INFIRMARY.  —  Office-Bearers  —  President,  W.  O.  Dalgleish  ; 
Vice-Presidents,  Earl  of  Strathmore,  George  Armitstead,  John  Sharp,  John 
Adam.  Directors — J.  Earl  Robertson,  James  Guthrie,  Rev.  R.  S.  Warren, 
William  Henderson,  A.  B.  Gilroy,  J.  W.  Fleming,  A.  H.  Foggie,  R.  G. 
Kennedy,  C.  W.  Carmichael,  Professor  Fidler,  R.  B.  Sharp,  AVilliam  Kidd, 
James  Henderson,  George  Halley,  Rev.  Thomas  Lennie,  Hugh  Ballingall, 
Charles  G.  Gourlay. 

Honorary  Consulting  Physicians,  J.  W.  Miller,  M.D.,  A.  James  Duncan, 
M.D.,  Robert  Sinclair,  M.D.  Honorary  Consulting  Surgeons,  Alex.  Campbell, 
M.D.,  D.  SteeleMoon,  L.R.  C.S.Ed.  Attending  Physicians,  A.  M.  Stalker,  M.D., 
J.  Mackie  Whyte,  M.B.  Attending  Surgeons,  David  M'Ewan,  M.D.,  Charles 
Templeman,  M.D.  Aural  Surgeon,  Peter  Campbell,  M.B.  Ophthalmic  Svir- 
geons,  A.  J.  Duncan,  M.D.,  Angus  M'Gillivr ay,  CM.,  M.B.  Dental  Sur- 
geon, Walter  Campbell,  L.D.S. 

Medical  Attendants  on  Out-Patients  at  their  own  Houses. — 1.  East  District — 
A.  F.  Chisholm  Clark,  M.B.,  19  King  street.  From  the  North-East  and  East 
Boundaries  of  the  Burgh  to  Castle  street,  Miirraygate,  Wellgate,  Hilltown, 
and  Mains  road.  2.  Middle  District— W.  C.  Cowan,  L.R.C.P.S.E.,  1  South 
Tay  street.  From  Boundaries  above  stated  on  the  East,  to  Small's  wynd, 
Hunter  street,  and  Blinshall  street  on  the  West.  3.  West  District— D. 
Beattie  Bain,  M.D.,  3  Airlie  place.  From  the  West  Boundaries  of  the  Middle 
District  stated  above,  to  Western  and  North-West  limits  of  the  town. 
4.  Lochee  District — James  K.  Lennox,  Surgeon,  Lochee. 

Treasurer,  John  Miln,  2  Euclid  street.  Secretary,  D.  Gordon  Stewart, 
solicitor,  10  Meadowside.  Medical  Superintendent,  Nathan  Raw,  M.D. 
Assistants,  Drs  Charles  Kerr  and  W.  B.  Foggie.  Matron,  Miss  Strong. 
Night  Sister— Miss  Finch.     Collector,  William  Anderson,  30  Dallfield  terrace. 

KINGSCROSS  HOSPITAL,  Clepington  road.— Medical  Superintendent, 
A.  M.  Anderson,  M.D.     Matron,  Miss  Ada  Ramsay. 

ST  JOHN  AMBULANCE  ASSOCIATION  (DUNDEE  CENTRE).— 
President,  The  Earl  of  Strathmore  ;  Patroness  of  Women's  Classes,  The 
Countess  of  Strathmore ;  Vice-Presidents,  the  Lord  Provost  of  Dundee, 
Lord  Kinnaird,  Sir  R.  H.  A.  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  George  Armitstead,  Col.  James 
E.  Erskine,  Rev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  W.  O.  Dalgleish,  J.  W.  Miller,  M.D. 
Sub-Committee  of  Business — Chairman,  Colonel  Rankin ;  Vice-Chairman, 
Professor  Steggall ;  D.  Beattie  Bain,  M.D. ;  A.  James  Duncan,  M.D. ;  Robert 
Sinclair,  M.D. ;  Alexander  Stalker,  CM.;  Charles  F.  Templeman,  M.D. ; 
D.  M.  Greig,  M.B.  ;  W.  Kinnear,  M.B.  ;  David  Lennox,  M.D.  ;  ]\Iajor  Hill, 
1st  V.B.R.H.  ;  P.  Kerr,  jun.  ;  J.  Mackie  Whyte,  M.B. ;  J.  C  Stewart; 
A.  F.  C  Clark,  M.B.,  CM.;  George  Lowson,  M.B.,  CM.  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  David  Don,  104  Commercial  street. 

ROYAL  LLTNATIC  ASYLUM— 1812.— Extraordinary  Directors— E'a;  officiis 
—Earl  of  Strathmore,  Sir  John  Rigby,  M.P.,  John  C   Thomson,  Sir  John 


80  CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS. 
Leng,  M.r.,  Edmund  Robertson,  M.P.,  the  Moderator  of  Synod  of  Angus  and 
Mearns.  Directors  for  Life — Earl  of  Strathmore ;  William  Robertson,  Balmore, 
Newport  ;  Earl  of  Camperdown,  Captain  Clayhills  Henderson,  H.  M'Grady. 
Ordinary  Directors — Ex-officiis — Lord  Provost  Low,  Bailie  Doig,  and 
Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul.  Nine  Trades — Robert  Keith,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Guildry — Wm.  Hunter,  John  Proctor  Kyd,  Hugh  Ballingall.  Seamen  Fra- 
ternity— Capt.  James  Cappon,  Mason  Lodges — J.  H.  INIackay.  Three  Trades 
— J.  S.  Smith.  Kirk-Session — Rev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  Alexander  M'Laren. 
Presbytery — Rev.  W.  Wright,  Lochee,  and  Rev.  J.  Nicoll,  Mvirroes.  County 
Council— W.  F.  Bell,  D.  S.  Cowans,  D.  M'Intyre,  John  Ogilvy.  Royal 
Infirmary — J.  W.  Miller,  M.D.,  Robert  Murdoch,  John  Earl  Robertson, 
Rev.  Dr  Grant,  Henry  Robertson,  A.  M.  Paterson,  M.D.,  William  Kidd, 
Rev.  A.  C.  M'Kenzie.  Captain  Clayhills  Henderson,  Chairman  of  Directors. 
Committee  of  Management — Captain  Clayhills  Henderson,  Chairman  ;  Robert 
Murdoch,  R.  Keith,  J.  P.  Kyd,  H.  M'Grady,  and  G.  B.  Paul. 

Officers — Medical  Superintendent — James  Rorie,  M,  D.  Medical  Assistant — 
Dr  Dalgetty.  Treasurer — D.  M'Intyre,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square.  Secretary- 
Robert  C.  Walker,  5  Whitehall  street. 

HOME  FOR  INCURABLES,  King  Street  court.— This  Institution  has 
accommodation  for  G  Men  and  Boys,  and  IG  Women  and  Children.  Four  of 
the  beds  are  endowed.  Ai)plications  for  admission  to  be  sent  to  the  Mother 
Superior  of  St  Mary's,  10  King  street.  Treasurer. 

ROYAL  ASSOCIATION  FOR  INCURABLES,  EDINBURGH,  AND 
LONGMORE  HOSPITAIi.— Founded  1874.— The  Hospital  is  open  for  the 
reception  of  incurable  i)atients  from  all  parts  of  the  country.  Has  accom- 
modation for  106  patients,  including  G  private  rooms,  and  G  wards  for  cancer 
cases.  Local  Treasurer  in  Dundee — James  Low,  Town  and  Coimty  Bank, 
Limited.  Secretary  and  Treasurer — J.  T.  Maclagan,  G  North  St  David  street, 
Edinburgh. 

BALDOVAN  ASYLUM.— Established  in  1855  for  the  Treatment  of 
Imbecile  and  Idiot  Children.  Under  the  Patronage  of  the  Queen.  Patrons — 
Earl  of  Strathmore,  Earl  of  Southesk,  K.T. ,  Earl  of  Camperdown,  Earl  of  Airlie. 
Honorary  Directors — Rev.  R.  R.  Lingard-Guthrie,  Wm.  Y.  Blyth-Martin, 
Colonel  J.  E.  Erskino  of  Linlathen,  Robert  M'Gavin  of  Ballumbie,  Alex. 
Anderson  of  Longhaugh,  John  Sharp  of  Balmi;ir,  Sir  John  Cowan  of  Beeslack, 
Edinburgh,  Captain  G.  D.  C.  Henderson  of  Invergowrie,  the  *Rev.  George 
Mackness,  D.D.,  Broughty  Ferry,  *D.  H.  Littlejohn,  R.  B.  Don,  *H.  T.  N. 
Hamilton  Ogilvy,  K.  W.  Henderson,  Walter  Shepherd,  *Rev.  W.  K. 
Nicholson.  Trustees,  who  are  Directors — *Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart, 
of  Baldovan,  *Captain  Ogilvy,  *The  Bishop  of  Brechin,  *Rev.  Dr  Colin 
Campbell,  *Rev,  R.  Silencer  Ritchie,  *Rev.  Robert  Lorimer,  *Dr  Greig,  *Rev. 
E.  J.  Gough.     (Those  marked  *  form  the  Visiting  Committee.) 

Physician  Superintendent — Dr  Greig.  Secretaries  and  Treasurers — Nichol- 
son &  INIarquis,  32  Castle  street.  Matron- — Miss  Christina  Butter ;  Governess, 
Miss  Annie  Chapman  ;  Gardener,  David  Butchart. 

CONVALESCENT  HOUSE,  Dundee,  14  William  street.— For  the  benefit 
of  females  who  have  been  discharged  from  the  Infirmary,  and  others  recover- 
ing from  sickness.  Such  persons  are  taken  into  the  Convalescent  House  for 
a  month.  I'atronesses — The  Countess  of  Sotithesk,  Frances  Lady  Kinnaird. 
Trustees — Bishop  of  Brechin,  Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  Vaness  C.  Baird, 
James  Carmichael,  David  H.  Littlejohn,  Captain  A.  H.  R.  Ogilvy,  Arch. 
W.  Sturrock.  Resident  Lady  Superintendent — Miss  A.  F.  Marshall.  Hon. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer — A.  W.  Sturrock,  Savings  Bank.  Hon.  Medical  Super- 
intendent, Dr  George  Lowson. 


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THE  DUNDEE  CONVALESCENT  HOME,  Barnhill,  Broiighty  Ferry.— 
The  building  is  capable  of  accommodating  63  patients.  The  Management  is 
in  the  hands  of  the  Directors  of  the  Dundee  Koyal  Infirmary.  Medical 
Officer — J.  F.  Sturrock,  M.B.  Miss  Bowman,  Matron.  D.  Gordon  Stewart, 
10  Meadowside,  Secretary  ;  John  Miln,  Savings  Bank,  Treasurer.  Forms  of 
admission  can  be  obtained  from  the  medical  men  in  Dundee. 

BANNATYNE  HOME  OF  REST,  Nkwtyle.— President— A.  H.  Moucur. 
Treasurer — William  Kidd,  14  Windsor  street.  Secretary — James  Combe,  2 
Laurelbank.  Directors — Alexander  Henderson,  William  Longair,  James  Logie, 
James  H.  Martin,  William  Doig,  DrAlex.  Campbell,  Dr  M'Ewan,  Jas.  Pollock, 
Alexander  Mathewson.     Matron — Miss  Mavor. 

SICK  POOR  NURSING-  SOCIETY.— The  Caird  Home  for  Nurses,  1 
Park  place. — Superintendent^ — Miss  Mackay  ;  Hon.  President — The  Earl  of 
Strathmore;  Hon.  Vice-Presidents — Lord  Kinnaird,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P., 
William  Hunter,  W.  Ogilvy  Dalgleish  ;  President — Alexander  H.  Moncur  ; 
Vice-Presidents — John  Sharp,  A.  D.  Grimond  ;  Directors — Dr  J.  W.  Miller, 
Dr  Campbell,  Dr  M'Ewan,  Dr  Sinclair,  E.  F.  Maitland,  Alex.  Henderson, 
John  Robertson  (Elmslea),  William  Doig,  C.  C.  Maxwell,  A.  B.  Duncan,  Rev. 
C.  M.  Grant,  Alex.  Mathewson,  James  H.  Martin,  Rev.  Edward  J.  Gough, 
Rev.  John  Reid.  Treasurer — John  Mess,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square  ;  Secretary — 
James  Combe,  Laurelbank.  Ladies'  Committee — Mrs  Hunter,  President ; 
Mrs  Combe,  Secretary ;  Mrs  A.  J.  Buist,  Mrs  G.  Gilroy,  Mrs  W.  Cox,  Mrs 
Moncur,  Mrs  Gough,  Mrs  J.  Shiell,  Mrs  Sinclair,  Mrs  C.  C.  Maxwell. 

THE  HOME. — An  Institution  for  the  Reformation  of  Females,  23  Paton's 
lane.  Established  1848.  Under  the  Patronage  of  the  late  Duchess  of  Kent. 
Patronesses — Frances,  Lady  Kinnaird  ;  Mrs  Harry  Warren  Scott.  Patron — 
Earl  of  Strathmore.  Committee— Frances,  Lady  Kinnaird  ;  Miss  Ogilvy,  Mrs 
Luis,  Miss  Symers,  Mrs  J.  J.  Johnstone,  and  Mrs  W.  J.  Small.  Treasurer  and 
Secretary  to  the  Ladies'  Committee— Mrs  J.  J.  Johnstone,  Newport;  General 
Treasurers — Nicholson  &  Marquis,  32  Castle  street  ;  Physician — Dr  Greig ; 
Suiierintendent — Mrs  Swanston  ;  Assistant  Superintendent — Miss  Mackenzie. 

Governors  of  the  Guthrie  Davidson  Mortification  (for  the  use  and  benefit 
of  "The  Home") — Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart,,  the  Lord  Provost  of  Dundee, 
the  Sheriff-Substitute  of  the  County  of  Forfar  at  Dundee,  the  Parish  Minister 
of  Dundee,  the  Bishoi^  of  the  Diocese  of  Brechin,  the  Lord  Dean  of  Guild 
of  Dundee,  the  Convener  of  the  Nine  Trades,  Rev.  R.  R.  Lingard-Guthrie, 
Walter  Shepherd,  John  Sharj).      Factor — John  D.  Bruce,  S.  S.  C. ,  G!)  Reform  st. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  FEMALE  RESCUE  HOME,  18  Union  place, 
Lochee  road.  Under  the  management  of  a  Committee  of  Ladies  : — Mrs 
William  Cox,  Foggyley,  President;  Mrs  Buist,  Reres  Mount,  Broughty  Ferry, 
Vice-President ;  Miss  Walker,  Sunnybank,  Magdalen  green.  Secretary ;  J.  Scott 
Gray,  9  Whitehall  street.  Treasurer  ;  Miss  M'Donald,  Matron.  Laundry  and 
Sewing  work  done,  regarding  which  application  may  be  made  to  the  Matron. 

PRISON  AID  SOCIETY.— President— Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart.  Vice- 
Presidents— Sheriff  Robertson,  Forfar;  Sir  John  Leng,  M.  P.  ;  Lord  Provost 
Low.  Directors — Rev.  Dr  Grant,  A.  D.  Grimond,  Alex.  H.  Moncur,  Alex. 
J.  Buist,  Thos.  Thornton,  LL.D.,  Robt.  Murdoch,  Andrew  Coates  (Perth), 
J.  Earl  Robertson,  Walter  Shepherd,  Alex.  Mathewson,  William  Doig. 
Treasurer — Robert  M'Gavin.  Secretary — F.  E.  Scott,  27  Bank  street. 
Agent — George  Rankine,  3  W.  Bell  street. 

"  MARS  "  TRAINING  SHIP  INSTITUTION,  in  the  River  Tay,  for  Home- 
less and  Destitute  Boys.  Patrons — Duke  of  Edinburgh,  Marquess  of  lireadal- 
bane,  Earl  of  Elgin,  Earl  of  Strathmore,  Earl  of  Camperdo^vn,  Lord  Kinnaird, 
George  Armitstead,  C.  S.  Parker.  Trustees — W.  O.  Dalgleish,  President ; 
Thos.  Bell,  David  Bruce,  George  Halley,  H.  S.  Wedderburn.     General  Com- 

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82      CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS. 

mittee — The  Sheriffs-Substitute  at  Cupar  Fife,  Dundee,  Forfar,  Perth ;  Lord 
Provosts  of  Dundee,  Aberdeen,  Perth  ;  Provosts  of  Arbroath,  Brechin,  Cupar 
Fife,  Forfar,  Montrose,  St  Andrews;  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  Alex.  Anderson, 
E.  A.  Baxter,  Thos.  Bell,  David  Bruce,  A.  J.  Buist,  Wm.  Cox,  Lieutenant 
Maitland  Dougall,  R.N. ,  H.  B.  Fergusson,  G.  Gourlay,  Josejih  Grimond,  Geo. 
Halley,  W.  Y.  Blyth-Martin,  A.  H.  Moncur,  James  Mudie,  Wm.  Robertson, 
Frank  S.  Sandeman,  Alex.  Scott,  W.  N.  "Walker,  John  Sharp,  H.  S.  Wedder- 
burn ;  David  Harris,  Edinburgh.  Executive  Committee — Wm.  Robertson, 
Chairman ;  E.  A.  Baxter,  Thomas  Bell,  David  Bruce,  Lieutenant  Maitland 
Dougall,  R.N.,  George  Halley,  Alex.  H.  Moncur,  James  Mudie,  W.  N.  Walker, 
and  H.  S.  Wedderburn ;  also,  the  Lord  Provost,  Dean  of  Guild,  and  three 
members  of  the  Town  Council  of  Edinburgh. 

Captain-Superintendent — Captain  A.  L.  Scott,  R.N.  Surgeon — Dr  Stewart, 
Ne"\vport,     Secretaries  and  Treasurers — Mackay  &  Mess,  C.A.,  13  Albert  sq. 

EYE  INSTITUTION,  86  Nethergate.— President— W.  O.  Dalgleish. 
Vice-Presidents — Robert  M 'Gavin,  Thomas  Murdoch.  Ordinary  Directors — 
John  Sharp,  A.  D.  Grimond,  T.  W.  Thorns,  Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  H.  M'Grady, 
John  F.  White,  W.  Hood,  D.  C.  Thomson,  R.  G.  Kennedy,  J.  C.  Buist, 
T.H.Smith.  Hon.  Treasurer — John  Miln,  Savings  Bank.  Secretary — W.  A, 
Bell,  10  Whitehall  street.  Hon.  Consulting  Surgeon — Dr  Steven.  Surgeons 
— Dr  Duncan,  Dr  M'Gillivray.  Standing  Committee — Thos.  Murdoch,  T.  W. 
Thorns,  Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  John  F.  White,  T.  H.  Smith,  Dr  Duncan,  Dr 
M  'Gillivray ;  the  Secretary  and  the  Treasurer  ;  the  Secretary,  Convener. 

DUNDEE  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  BLIND,  59  Magdalen  Green.— 
Established  in  1865,  by  the  late  Mr  and  Mrs  Francis  Molison,  of  Errol  Park. 
President — Wm.  Ogilvy  Dalgleish.  Vice-Presidents — George  H.  Nicoll  and 
Thomas  Murdoch.  Directors — Lord  Provost  Mathewson,  Alex.  Johnston, 
Wm.  Thomson,  R.  G.  Kennedy,  Thos.  Bell,  John  C.  Buist,  Victor  Fraenkl, 
Robert  Murray,  W.  Gordon  Thomson,  Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  Henry  Boase,  James 
Henderson,  Alex.  Guthrie.  Treasurer — R.  B.  Ritchie,  C.A.,  6  Panmure  street. 
Secretary — Ebenezer  Henderson,  solicitor,  10  Whitehall  street.  Manager — 
Colin  Macdonald. 

Boarding  House  in  connection  with  Institution. — Directors,  &c.,  as  above, 
and  Ladies'  Committee — Mrs  Wm.  O.  Dalgleish,  President ;  Miss  Macleod, 
Airliebank,  Secretary. 

DUNDEE  MISSION  TO  THE  OUT-DOOR  BLIND.— Honorary  Directors 
— Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  Edmund  Robertson,  M.P.,  George  Armitstead.  Presi- 
dent— E.  A.  Stuart  Gray  of  Kinfauns.  Convener — Alexander  Henderson. 
Directors — Alex.  H.  Moncur,  Alexander  Henderson,  Alexander  D.  Grimond, 
Joseph  J.  Barrie,  Robert  M'Gavin,  George  Carmichael,  Joseph  Lindsay, 
Alexander  Gourlay,  G.  H.  Nicoll,  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  David  Hunter. 
Secy,  and  Treasurer — David  Hunter,  6  Rattray  st.,  Ward  rd.  Mission  Superin- 
tendent— John  Gait,  26  Castle  street,  to  whom  subscriptions,  &c. ,  may  be  jjaid. 

THE  DEAF  AND  DUMB  INSTITUTION,  Dudhope  Bank,  Lochee  road. 
Established  1846.  For  the  Education  of  Deaf  and  Dumb  Children  in  Dundee 
and  neighbourhood.  President — The  Earl  of  Airlie ;  Vice-President — 
George  Armitstead.  Ordinary  Directors — The  Lord  Provost  of  Dun- 
dee, the  Sheriflf-Svibstitute  of  the  Dundee  District,  the  Lord  Dean  of 
Guild,  the  Convener  of  the  Nine  Trades  ;  James  Cunningham,  W.  O. 
Dalgleish,  R.  M'Gavin,  Rev.  William  Smith,  Rev.  Charles  Shaw,  William 
Hunter,  James  Ogilvie,  John  Earl  Robertson,  P.  A.  Feathers,  Alex.  Simpson, 
John  Nicoll,  Thomas  R.  Kinmont,  James  P.  Mathew,  John  C.  Buist.  John 
Miln,  Treasixrer ;  James  Miln,  2  Euclid  street,  Secretary.  The  Institu- 
tion is  open  to  visitors  every  week-day  except  Saturday,  from  10  to  12  and 
from  2  to  4  o'clock.     Governor — James  Barland.     Matron — Miss  Close. 


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DUNDEE  MISSION  TO  ADULT  DEAF  AND  DUMB  (Established 
September  1st,  1893),  under  the  auspices  of  the  Edinburgh  Deaf  and  Dumb 
Benevolent  Society. — Rooms,  31  Reform  street.  Board  of  Local  Directors, 
Lord  Provost  Low,  Convener ;  William  Hunter,  Rev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell, 
Rev.  A.  Alexander,  Rev.  Dr.  Patrick.  Rev.  J.  G.  Walton,  Rev.  C.  Shaw, 
Rev.  W.  Smith,  Duncan  Macdonald,  John  Earl  Robertson,  Peter  Lowson, 
John  Miln,  .James  P.  Mathew,  George  Scrymgeour,  Thomas  Murray.  Mis- 
sionary and  Secretary,  Robert  Wm.  Dodds,    The  services  are  ojien  to  the  public. 

CLOTHING  SOCIETY.— Miss  Petrie,  Wellington  street.  Secretary  ;  Miss 
Shaw,  138  Nethergate,  Treasurer. 

FEMALE  SOCIETY,  for  Visiting  and  Relieving  Aged  Females  in  Distressed 
Circumstances.— Mrs  Malcolm,  16  Windsor  street,  President ;  Miss  Symers, 
Treasurer  ;  Miss  C.  Thow  and  Miss  Agnes  Shaw,  Secretaries. 

DUNDEE  INDIGENT  SICK  SOCIETY.— Directors— Alex.  H.  Moncur, 
President ;  Francis  Stevenson,  Vice-President ;  John  Adam,  Alex.  Henderson, 
A.  D.  Grimond,  Alex.  Mathewson  ;  D.  Gordon  Stewart,  Secy.,  10  Meadowside. 

DUNDEE  FLOWER  MISSION  TO  SICK  POOR.— Office,  3  West  Bell  st. 
Chairman,  Jas.  Combe.     Secy.,  C.  W.  Scrimgeour.    Treasurer,  J.  H.  Martin. 

FUND  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF  INDIGENT  GENTLEWOMEN  OF  SCOT- 
LAND above  50  Years  of  Age  and  Unmarried. — Number  of  Annuitants  in 
1893 — 778,  of  whom  15  reside  in  Dimdee.  The  Annuities  granted  in  1893 
amounted  to  £8177.  Joint  Treasurers  in  Dundee — Rev.  Robert  Lang  and 
John  W.  Shepherd.     Secy.— J.  T.  Maclagan,  6  N.  St  David  st.,  Edinburgh. 

DUNDEE  DAY  NURSERIES.— Isles' lane,  Hillbank,  and  Lilybank.  Presi- 
dent, Countess  of  Breadalbane ;  Vice-President,  Miss  Ogilvy  ;  Hon.  Secretary, 
Mrs  Macleod,  Airliebank  ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  David  Myles  ;  Hon.  Physicians, 
Dr  Bain,  Dr  Anderson.  Ladies'  Committee  of  Management,  Mrs  Weinberg, 
President ;  Mrs  Adie,  Mrs  Macleod,  Mrs  Colin  Campbell,  Mrs  Garriock,  Miss 
Russell,  Miss  Robertson;  Gentlemen's  Committee,  Rev.  Dr  C.  Campbell, 
Rev.  E.  J.  Gough,  Alex.  Henderson,  David  Myles,  John  Robertson,  Dr 
Sinclair,  I.  J.  Weinberg. 

DUNDEE  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PREVENTION  OF  CRUELTY  TO 
CHILDREN.— Established  31st  March  1890 ;  7  West  Bell  street ;  Shelter, 
22  Garland  place,  Constitution  road.  President — Lord  Provost  Low.  Vice- 
Presidents— ^Lord  Kinnaird,  Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  W.  O.  Dalgleish, 
and  Alexander  Hay  Moncur.  Committee — Sir  Reginald  Ogilvy,  Chairman  ; 
Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  B.D.,  Rev.  A.  C.  Mackenzie,  Rev.  Jas.  Wilson,  Rev.  E. 
J.  Gough,  M.  A. ;  Rev.  Thomas  Lennie,  Lochee  ;  Rev.  Father  Holder,  William 
Doig,  Dr  Peter  Young,  William  Hunter,  Duncan  Macdonald,  Thomas  Murdoch, 
John  Earl  Robertson,  J.  W.  Shepherd,  Alex.  Mathewson,  W.  H.  Fergusson, 
R.  G.  Kennedy,  David  Air.  Physician— D.  M.  Greig,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.E. 
Hon.  Treasurer — Robert  Murray,  North  of  Scotland  Bank.  Agent — James 
Campbell.  Caretaker  of  Shelter— Mrs  M'Crere.  Hon.  Secretary— F.  E.  Scott, 
27  Bank  street. 

THE  DUNDEE  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PREVENTION  OF  CRUELTY 
TO  ANIMALS.— Office,  15  Castle  street.  Hon.  President— The  Earl  of 
Strathmore.  President — Lord  Provost  liOW.  Vice-Presidents — Sir  John  Leng, 
M.P.;  Alex.  Mathewson,  Wm.  L.  Boase,  I.  Julius  Weinberg.  Committee — 
John  Adam,  Henry  Robertson,  Alfred  Boase,  Alex.  Hutcheson,  Jas.  Stevenson, 
A.  M.  Grimond,  P.  M.  Cochrane,  James  Harriott  Bell,  John  H,  Buist ; 
Treasurer,  John  A.  Thoms ;  Secretary,  Thomas  P.  Buist ;  Inspector,  Walter 
Hutchings,  104  Commercial  street ;  Sub-Inspector,  Andrew  Braid,  96  Dens  road. 

CHARITY  ORGANIZATION  SOCIETY,  7  West  Bell  street.— President- 
Lord   Provost   Low.      Vice-Presidents,    Sir    R.    H.    A.    Ogilvy,    Sir    John 


84  CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS. 
Leng,  M.P.,  J.  E.  Erskine,  Geo.  Armitstead,  W.  Ogilvy  Dalgleish,  A.  H.  Mon- 
cur,  Hugh  Ballingall,  "William  Hunter.  Executive  Council,  Thomas  Murdoch, 
Chairman  ;  John  Earl  Kobertson,  Vice-Chairman ;  the  President  and  Vice- 
Presidents,  Eev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  Professor  Steggall,  Eev.  Gavin  Anderson, 
William  Doig,  David  Air,  James  Johnston,  K.  G.  Kennedy,  Henry  Robertson, 
Walter  Shepherd,  Francis  Stevenson,  James  Henderson,  W.  H.  Fergusson, 
G.  W.  Baxter,  A.  G.  Thomson,  Henry  Boase,  Gilbert  Elliot,  D.  Macdonald. 
Secretary,  David  Grieve,  11  Whitehall  street.  Hon.  Treasurer,  Alex.  Scott, 
Clydesdale  Bank.     Investigating  Agent,  John  Dunlop. 

COMMITTEE  (consisting  of  representatives  from  the  Police  Commission 
and  the  Directorates  of  Curr  Night  Refuge  and  Charity  Organization  Society) 
appointed  to  devise  a  scheme  for  providing  employment,  &c.,  for  the  helpless 
poor  and  the  wayfarer— Professor  Steggall,  Alex.  JMathewson,  Lord  Provost 
Low,  Wm.  Doig,  Francis  Stevenson,  R.  G.  Kennedy,  Walter  Shepherd; 
Henry  Robertson,  Convener. 

DUNDEE  ADULT  FREE  BREAKFAST  MISSION.— Hon.  President- 
Alex.  H.  Moncur.  Vice-Presidents — A.  J.  Buist,  James  Logie,  Bailie  Doig, 
Francis  Stevenson.  Chairman  (Morning  Meeting)— Jas.  Combe.  Chairman, 
(Evening  Meeting) — Geo.  Rankine.  Treasurer — Chas.  Morris,  38  St  Andrew's  st. 

CHILDREN'S  FREE  BREAKFAST  MISSION.— Trustees,  David  Car- 
michael,  John  Shiell,  E.  F.  Maitland,  Edward  Cox,  and  John  W.  Shepherd. 
Committee  of  Management — President,  John  W.  Shepherd  ;  Vice-Presidents, 
David  Carmichael  and  John  Shiell ;  Committee,  E.  F.  Maitland,  Edward  Cox, 
Charles  Stewart,  James  Pryde,  W.  Stiven,  R.  H.  Lundie,  George  Laburn, 
Neil  Macdonald,  Misses  A.  Garland,  J.  M.  Kidd,  M.  Low,  and  E.  G.  Whittet ; 
Secretary,  R.  C.  Campbell ;  Treasurer,  J.  W.  Shepherd,  12  Victoria  chambers. 
Mission  Hall,  corner  of  Bell  Street  lane  and  Constitution  road. 

CHILDREN'S  FREE  DINNER  FUND.— For  Assistance  to  poor  School 
Board  children  during  severe  weather.  Chairman,  ex-Bailie  Doig  ;  Secretary, 
Arthur  Smith ;  Treasurer,  C.  W.  Scrimgeour. 

CURR  NIGHT  REFUGE,  5  West  Bell  street.— President— Alex.  H.  Moncur. 
Vice-Presidents — David  Carmichael  and  Alex.  D.  Grimond.  Directors — 
William  Hunter,  Victor  Fraenkl,  David  Air,  William  Doig,  Henry  Robertson, 
J.  W.  Shepherd,  James  Logie,  Alexander  Mathewson,  Francis  Stevenson, 
Chas.  C.  Maxwell,  James  Pollock,  Charles  Morris,  Captain  Charles  Barrie, 
J.  W.  Fleming  ;  Treasurer,  James  Pollock,  12  Albany  terrace  ;  Secretary, 
James  Combe,  2  Laurelbank  ;  Superintendent,  George  Rankine. 

DUNDEE  SOCIAL  UNION  FOR  IMPROVING  THE  CONDITION  OF 
THE  DWELLINGS  OF  THE  POOR,  &c.— President  and  Chairman  of 
General  Committee,  Walter  Shepherd  ;  Secretaries,  Professor  Steggall  and 
Jas.  Cunningham,  jun. ;  Treasurer,  R.  Murray,  North  of  Scotland  Bank;  Con- 
vener of  Housing  Committee,  Geo.  Ogilvie ;  Superintendents  of  Housing, 
Miss  M.  L.  Walker,  Miss  E.  M.  Miller ;  Convener  of  Sanitary  Committee, 
Rev.  D.  M.  Ross ;  Trustees  for  Housing  Trust,  G.  W.  Baxter,  Jas.  Cunning- 
ham, jun.,  R.  B.  Don,  G.  Ogilvie,  Prof essor  Steggall,  Miss  M.  L.  Walker,  Miss 
E.  M.  Miller  ;  Convener  of  Committee  for  Art  and  Recreation,  Gilbert  Elliot. 

DUNDEE  LADIES'  UNION.— Honorary  President,  Mrs  H.  W.  Scott,  of 
Balgay  ;  President,  Miss  Symers,  St  Helens  ;  Vice-Presidents,  Mrs  W.  J.  Cox, 
Mrs  J.  H.  Luis,  Mrs  William  Hunter.  Committee,  Mrs  W.  L.  Boase,  Mrs 
G.  W.  Boase,  Mrs  Longair,  Miss  Ewing,  Mrs  W.  H.  Fergusson,  Miss 
Fairweather,  Miss  Jessiman,  Miss  Luis,  Mrs  Thomas  Murdoch,  Mrs  Steel,  Mrs 
W.  J.  Small,  Miss  Small,  Mrs  A.  W.  Smith,  Mrs  R.  A.  Watson,  Mrs  Whytock, 
jyiiss  Hutton,  Mrs  J.  D.  Bruce,  Mrs  D.  M.  Ross,  Mrs  Monfries,  Miss  Boase, 


CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS.        85 

Miss  Thomson ;  Hon.  Secretary,  Miss  Wilson,  6  Douglas  terrace,  Broughty 
Ferry  ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Ebenezer  Henderson,  10  Whitehall  street. 

BAXTEE  PARK.— Trustees— The  Lord-Lieutenant  for  the  County  of 
Forfar  ;  the  Member  of  Parliament  for  the  County  of  Forfar  ;  the  Members 
of  Parliament  for  Dundee  ;  the  Sheriff  of  Forfarshire  ;  the  Sheriff -Substitute, 
Dundee  District ;  the  Lord  Provost,  Bailies,  and  Lord  Dean  of  Guild;  the  Con- 
vener of  the  Nine  Trades  ;  Convener  of  the  Three  United  Trades  ;  Boxmaster 
of  Seaman  Fraternity  ;  the  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee  ;  Senior  Minister  of  the 
Free  Church  in  Dundee  ;  the  Senior  Minister  of  the  U.P.  Church  in  Dundee  ; 
the  Senior  Minister  of  the  Congregational  Chvirches  in  Dundee ;  the  President, 
Vice-President,  and  Ex-President  of  the  Dundee  Chamber  of  Commerce  ; 
William  Ogilvy  Dalgleish,  of  Errol  Park,  appointed  by  Miss  Baxter  ;  Thomas 
S.  Robertson,  mechanic,  and  J.  S.  Forrester,  millforeman,  as  Representatives 
of  the  Working  Classes.    Secretary  and  Treasurer — John  Shiell,  5  Bank  street. 

THE  BOYS'  BRIGADE.— Headquarters  Office,  68  Bath  street,  Glasgow. 
Dundee  Battalion. ^ — Hon.  President,  Lord  Provost  Low ;  Hon.  Vice- 
Presidents,  Lieut. -Col.  Rankin,  Rev.  D.  M.  Ross;  President,  Rev.  Herbert 
Reid ;  Joint  Secretaries,  Ebenezer  Henderson,  10  Whitehall  street,  and  John 
G.  Lennox,  Woodbine  cottage,  Lochee.  List  of  Dundee  Companies,  with 
their  respective  Captains. — 1st  (St  Paul's  F.C.  Mission),  T.  L.  Fyffe,  41 
Seafield  road ;  2nd  (St  John's  F.C.  Mission),  Rev.  Herbert  Reid,  M.A.,  13 
St  Peter  street;  4th  (Wellgate  F.C),  James  Gray,  6  Stirling  street;  6th 
(Lochee  F.C),  J.  G.  Lennox,  Woodbine  cottage,  Lochee;  7th  (St  Andrew's 
Par.  Ch.),  John  Brown,  51  North  Wellington  street;  8th  (Dudhope  F.C), 
Wm,  Robertson,  4  Blyth  place  ;  9th  (M'Cheyne  F.C.  Mission),  G.  A.  Harris, 
4  Hermonhill  terrace  ;  10th  (Ward  Road  Wesleyan  Ch. ),  William  Roy,  Her- 
monhill ;  11th  (St  David's  Par.  Ch.),  John  Carver,  49  Annfield  road. 

MORTIFICATIONS.— 

The  William  Harris  Institution. — William  Harris,  Esq.,  in  1874  created 
a  Trust,  which  was  afterwards  supplemented  by  his  sister.  Miss  Margaret 
Harris,  for  the  assistance  of  persons  (male  or  female),  who  from  a  better  condi- 
tion in  life  have  been  reduced  to  necessitous  circumstances  (persons  who  have 
filled  menial  occupations  are  excluded).  The  annual  income  of  this  fund  is 
about  £615.  Forty -four  pensioners  on  the  roll  receive  from  £10  to  £20  per 
annum.  Trustees — The  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee  ;  one  elected  annually  by 
the  Town  Council ;  one  elected  annually  by  the  Dundee  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
and  John  Sharp,  James  Adie,  W.  R.  H.  Valentine,  Wm.  Robertson,  Robert 
G.  Kennedy,  George  K.  Smith,  Thomas  Bell.  Factor,  John  Miln,  2  Euclid 
street. 

Charles  Anderson's,  1820. — Eleven  old  men  receive  6s  monthly,  being 
half  the  revenue  of  the  fund.  The  other  half  (about  £50)  is  paid  annually  to 
the  Indigent  Sick  Society.  The  capital  is  £2290.  Patrons,  the  Kirk-Session. 
Factor,  John  Miln,  2  Euclid  street. 

Mrs  Eupham  Mann  or  Roger's— The  Widows'  Fund,  1665.— At  present 
twenty-three  poor  widows  receive  an  annual  payment  of  £3  12s.  Patrons,  the 
Kirk-Session.     The  amount  of  capital  is  £2455.     Factor,  John  Miln,  2  Euclid  st. 

George  Brown's — 1695. — The  annual  income  is  derived  from  a  ground 
annual  of  £80  secured  over  property  in  the  Overgate.  The  free  income  of  this 
Mortification  is  divided — one  half  is  devoted  to  the  maintenance  of  aged  poor 
people  of  either  sex — and  the  other  is  paid  over  to  the  Educational  Trust  for 
educational  purposes.  Each  aged  person  receives  £4  per  annum.  Patrons, 
Lord  Provost,  Bailies,  Ministers  of  the  Parish  Church  of  Dundee  and  the  South 
Church,  and  Kirk  Treasurer.     Factor,  D.  Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain. 


86  CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS. 

Bute  Scholarship  or  Bursary  in  the  University  of  St.  Andrews. 
— By  deed  dated  15tli  September  1893,  £1000  was  mortified  by  the  Marquis 
of  Bute  for  the  establishment  of  a  Dundee  Scholarship  or  Bursary  in  the 
University  of  St.  Andrews.  The  Bursary  is  in  the  gift  of  the  Lord  Provost  of 
Dundee,  and  the  Bursar  receives  the  free  revenue  of  the  Endowment. 
Factor,  D.  Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain. 

Dr  William  Guild's — 1656. — The  interest  of  a  sum  equal  to  £350  is  applied 
to  the  maintenance  of  a  bursar  at  the  United  College,  St  Andrews.  Patrons, 
the  Town  Council.     Factor,  D.  Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain. 

Miss  Elizabeth  Hallyburton's — 1826. — The  interest  of  £1,304  is  annually 
divided  amongst  three,  four,  or  five  maiden  ladies.  Patrons,  the  Town  Council. 
Factor,  D.  Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain. 

Mrs  Gibson's — The  interest  of  £114  applied  for  the  preaching  of  a  sermon 
yearly  against  Cruelty  to  Animals.  Patrons,  Lord  Provost,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild, 
the  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee,  and  first  Master  of  the  Academy.  Factor,  D. 
Bannerman,  City  Chamberlain. 

Symers'  Fund  for  Indigent  Females— 1878.— The  interest  of  £10,000 
annually  applied  for  the  benefit  of  infirm  and  indigent  females  of  respectable 
character,  resident  in  the  town  and  parish  of  Dundee,  including  therein  the 
village  of  Lochee  and  the  town  of  Broughty  Ferry.  Patrons,  Lord  Provost, 
Sheriff -Substitute  of  Forfarshire  resident  in  Dundee,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild, 
and  First  and  Second  Bailies  of  Dundee.     Factor,  R.  C.  Walker,  Solicitor. 

Mrs  Margaret  Petrie  or  Morton's — 1827. — The  interest  of  the  bulk  of 
her  fortune  is  destined  for  the  maintenance  of  aged  and  indigent  persons  be- 
longing to  the  town  and  parish  of  Dundee,  those  of  the  name  of  Petrie  and 
Wighton  having  a  preference,  who  each  receives  £4  and  upwards  per  annum. 
There  are  upwards  of  160  pensioners  on  the  roll.  Patrons,  James  Powrie, 
Kev.  Dr  Colin  Campbell,  Thomas  Bell,  J.  E.  Robertson,  Alex.  Johnston,  and 
D.  Philip,  jun.     Factor,  Robert  C.  Walker,  Solicitor. 

James  Pullar's— 1804.— The  sum  of  £3,000  affords  annually  £10  to  the 
Infirmary,  £5  to  the  poor  of  the  Nine  Trades,  and  £5  to  the  poor  of  the 
Parish,  the  one  half  of  the  remainder  of  the  annual  rent  being  paid  to  the 
Dundee  Educational  Trust,  and  the  other  half  being  paid  to  ten  old  men  and 
women  not  under  60  years  of  age ;  those  who  can  trace  their  pedigree  from 
James  Pullar,  the  Mortifier,  preferred  first ;  second,  persons  of  the  name  of 
PuUar ;  and  third,  strangers.  Patrons,  the  Minister  of  the  Overgate  district, 
twenty  members  of  Kirk-Session,  Convener  and  Deacons  of  the  Nine  Trades, 
and  their  immediate  predecessors  in  ofl&ce.  Factor,  Robt.  C.  Walker,  Solicitor. 

Webster  and  Davidson  Mortification  for  the  Blind.— The  interest 
of  about  £16,000  applied  in  annuities  to  blind  men  and  women,  and  in 
educating  blind  boys  and  girls.  Patrons,  the  Lord  Provost,  Sheriff  Sub- 
stitute, the  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild,  Convener  of  Nine 
Trades,  President  of  Blind  Institution,  and  three  Governors  elected  annually. 
Factor,  Robert  C.  Walker,  Solicitor. 

John  Boyd  Baxter  Fund. — The  interest  of  £8,000  applied  for  the  benefit 
of  elderly,  deserving,  respectable  females,  not  less  than  fifty-five  years  of  age, 
and  natives  of  Dundee  or  neighbourhood,  which  includes  any  place  in  Forfar- 
shire within  a  radius  of  six  miles  from  Town  House  of  Dundee  and  the  burgh 
of  Newport  in  Fife  or,  if  born  elsewhere,  who  have  been  resident  in  Dundee 
or  neighbourhood  for  at  least  ten  years  immediately  preceding  their  admission. 
Managers,  the  Lord  Provost,  First  Bailie,  Sheriff  Substitute,  the  Parish 
Minister  of  Dundee,  Lord  Dean  of  GuUd,  Dean  of  Faculty  of  Procurators, 
President  of  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Chief  Magistrates  of  Broughty  Ferry 
and  Nevpport.  This  Fund  is  intended  for  persons  who  have  been  in  better  cir- 
cumstances.    Factor,  Robert  C.  Walker,  Solicitor. 


CHARITABLE  AND  BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTIONS.        87 

Edward  Bursary  Fund. — The  interest  of  £150  is  applied  for  the  education 
of  one  or  more  bursars  at  the  Classical  and  Mathematical  Departments  of  the 
High  School.  Patrons,  the  Directors  of  the  High  School.  Secretary,  A.  W. 
Gumming,  Solicitor,  1  Bank  street. 

Alexander  Edward's  Educational  Bequest. — The  interest  of  £1,000  is 
applied  for  the  education  of  bursars  at  the  High  School.  Children  of  employees 
at  Messrs  A.  &  D.  Edward  &  Company's  Works  have  a  preference.  Patrons, 
the  Directors  of  the  High  School.     Secretary,  A.  W.  Cumming,  1  Bank  street. 

Anderson  Scholarship  Fund. — The  interest  of  £1,400  is  applied  for  the 
endowment  of  two  Scholarships  at  the  University  of  St  Andrews,  for  High 
School  pupils.  Patrons,  the  Directors  of  the  High  School.  Secretary,  A.  W. 
Cumming,  Solicitor,  1  Bank  street. 

The  Misses  Baxter  of  Balgavies  Scholarship  Fund. — The  sum  of 
£2,500  was  mortified  for  the  endowment  of  two  Scholarships  of  £40  each  ;  and 
the  accumulations  of  income  were  in  1877  consolidated  for  the  foundation  and 
endowment  of  an  additional  Scholarship  of  the  value  of  £20,  at  the  University 
of  Edinburgh,  in  connection  with  the  High  School,  for  the  encouragement  of 
studies  in  Mechanics  and  Engineering.  Patrons,  the  Directors  of  the  High 
School.     Secretary,  A.  W.  Cumming,  Solicitor,  1  Bank  street. 

Miss  Janet  Henderson's  — 1848. —  The  Stock  is  £2,200.  Seventeen  old 
or  indigent  women  each  receive  an  annual  allowance  of  £5  from  the  revenue. 
Menial  servants  are  strictly  prohibited,  by  the  Mortifier's  will,  from  sharing 
in  the  benefits  of  the  trust.  Patrons — John  Henderson,  jun.,  Rev.  Dr  Colin 
Campbell,  and  John  W.  Shepherd.     Factors,  Hendry  &  Pollock,  3  Seagate. 

George  Marshall's  Bequest.— The  interest  of  £500  is  divided  half-yearly 
among  five  old  seamen  who  have  served  in  the  Eoyal  Navy.  Patrons,  the 
Master  and  Committee  of  the  Trinity  House,  Dundee.  Factor,  James  Hunter, 
Jr.,  Solicitor,  69  Reform  street,  Secretary  to  the  Incorporation. 

Lord  Panmure's — 1840. — The  interest  of  £1,000,  given  to  the  Town  by  the 
late  Lord  Panmure,  is  paid  annually  to  the  Royal  Infirmary. 

John  Grieve's — 1806. — The  sum  of  £393,  Is.  3d. ,  mortified  for  the  mainten- 
ance of  an  indigent  lunatic  in  the  Dundee  Asylum.  Patrons,  the  Kirk-Session. 
Factor,  Treasurer  of  the  Dundee  Asylum. 

Patrick  A.  Lowson  Memorial  Scholarship  — 1873. — Capital  Funds, 
£2000.  The  Scholarship  is  tenable  for  two  years,  and  is  worth,  subject  to 
certain  conditions,  not  less  than  £60  per  annum,  and  is  presently  £70  per 
annum.  Candidates  must  have  attended  three  years,  not  necessarily  con- 
secutive, at  a  School  or  Schools  in  Dundee  or  Broughty  Ferry,  and  may  have 
attended,  for  not  more  than  one  Session,  any  University  or  College  in  the 
United  Kingdom.  Trustees,  the  Parish  Minister  of  Dundee,  the  Lord  Provost 
of  Dundee,  the  President  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  (ex-officiis),  and 
H.  B.  Fergusson,  A.  J.  Buist,  William  Lowson,  jun.,  James  Gray  Flowerdew 
Lowson,  J.  C.  Buist,  and  Principal  Peterson.  Factor,  Robert  Morton, 
Savings  Bank,  2  Euclid  street. 

The  Ouchterlony  Old  Men's  Indigent  Society. — For  relieving  the 
necessities  of  deserving  and  indigent  old  men  either  born  in  Dundee  or  the 
neighbovirhood  thereof  or  connected  with  Dundee  or  the  neighbourhood 
thereof.  Trustees — James  Durham,  James  Nicoll,  and  George  Mitchell. 
Factor— John  D.  Bruce,  S.S.C,  69  Reform  street. 

ROBSON  CuRR  Fund. — Founded  in  1890  by  the  Trustees  of  the  late 
Mrs  Christina  Curr,  widow  of  William  Cvirr,  Merchant,  Dundee,  to  which  the 
Trustees  of  Miss  Margaret  Robson,  sister  of  Mrs  Curr,  made  a  contribution 
out  of  the  residue  of  her  estate.  Purpose. — Aiding  old  persons  belonging  to 
Dundee  and  neighbourhood.  Trustees,  David  Carmichael,  John  Shiell,  John 
W.  Shepherd,  James  Johnston.     Factor,  John  Shiell,  5  Bank  street. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 

HOTELS. 

Albion  Hotel,       -        -        -  -  15  Tally  street,       -  John  W.  Baird 

Cameron's  Temperance  Hotel,  -  Whitehall  crescent,  J.  Cameron 

Crown  Hotel,        .         -         .  .  1  Shore  terrace,        -  Mrs  E.  Steel 

Davidson's  Temperance  Hotel,  -  16  Greenmarket,     -  James  Davidson 

Eagle  Inn,            -        .        -  .  108  Murraygate,      -  James  Brodie 

Lamb's  Temperance  Hotel,  -  60  Reform  street,    -  Lamb  &  Co. 

Mathers'  Temperance  Hotel,  -  {  fcStonltiX*;  }  »^"^  ^"'''''^ 

Queen's  Hotel,     -        -        -  -     160  Nethergate,      -    William  Smith 

Eoyal  Hotel,        -        -        -  -     54  Nethergate,        -     James  T.  Russell 

Royal  British  Hotel,  -        -  -     4  Castle  street,        -    J.  Rickard 

Tough's  Temperance  Hotel,  -    78  Murraygate,       -     Mrs  Tough 

Waverley  Temperance  Hotel,  -     7  South  Union  st.,  -     Mrs  Ellen  Reid 

EASTERN  CLUB,  3  Albert  sq.— Mackay  &  Mess,  13  Albert  sq..  Secretaries. 

WESTERN  CLUB,  1  New  Inn  entry,  High  st.— President,  Jas.  Mollison  ; 
Keeper,  Andrew  Gillespie. 

NEWSPAPERS  AND  PUBLICATIONS. 

Dundee  Aidvertiser  (1801),  7  to  25  Bank  street.— Daily,  Id. 

Evening  Telegraph  (1877),  7  to  25  Bank  street.— Daily,  ^d. 

People's  Journal  (1858),  7  to  25  Bank  street.— Weekly  (Saturday),  Id. 

People's  Friend  (1869),  7  to  25  Bank  street.— Weekly' (Monday),  Id. 

Dundee  Year  Book  (1878),  7  to  25  Bank  street.— Annually  (January),  Is. 

Dundee  Courier  (1816),  34  North  Lindsay  street.— Daily,  hd. 

Dundee  Weekly  News  (1855),  34  North  Lindsay  street.— Weekly  (Satur- 
day), Id. 

,    Wizard  oe  the  North  (1879),  5  Meadow  entry.— Monthly  (last  Wednes- 
jJay),  Id. 

Scottish  Fancier  (1884),  17  and  19  Co wgate.— Weekly  (Friday),  Id. 

Piper  o'  Dundee  (1886),  17  and  19  Cowgate.— Weekly  (Wednesday),  Id. 

Dundee  Directory,  17  and  19  Cowgate— Annually  (June),  4s. 

Pray  and  Trust  (1891),  10  Constitution  road.— Monthly,  Id, 

Dundee  Catholic  Herald  (1892),  107  Murraygate.— Weekly  (Friday),  Id. 

Bellman  (1893),  73  Murraygate.— Weekly  (Friday),  Id. 

Dundee  Railway  Time  Tables,  31  Castle  street.— Monthly,  Id. 

A.B.C.  Railway  Time  Tables,  16  Panmure  street.— Monthly,  Id. 

Pellow's  Dundee  Almanack,  76  High  street. — Annually,  Id. 

Dundee  Prices  Current  and  Trade  Report,  23  Panmure  street.— J.  W. 
Warden,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Mill  and  Factory  Herald,  4  Mid  street.— Monthly,  Jd. 

Broughty  Ferry  Guide  and  Advertiser,  128  Brook  street,  Broughty 
Ferry. — Every  Friday,  gd. 

INSTITUTE  OF  JOURNALISTS  (Dundee  and  Scottish  Central  District). 
— Chairman,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.  (Dundee  Advertiser) ;  Vice-Chairmen, 
D.  C.  Thomson  (Dundee  Courier),  and  Alex.  Allan  (Blairgowrie  Advertiser) ; 
Hon.  Secretary,  James  Cromb  (Telegraph)  ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  John  Malloch 
(Advertiser).  District  Committee — John  Mitchell  (Courier),  Kenneth  Burke 
(Courier),  Frank  Boyd  (Weekly  News),  W.  F.  Black  (People's  Journal),  A.  H. 
Millar  (Advertiser),  J.  B.  Salmond  (Arbroath  Herald),  Geo.  Nicolson  (Forfar 
Herald),  Thomas  Hunter  (Perthshire  Constitutional),  Miss  Jessie  M.  King 
(Telegraph) ;  Representatives  on  Council — John  Mitchell  and  James  Cromb. 


MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS.  89 

DUNDEE  HORTICULTURAL  SOCIETY.  —  Hon.  President,  Earl  of 
Camperdown  ;  President,  A.  H.  Moncur  ;  Vice-Presidents,  William  Hunter, 
John  Robertson,  Duncan  Macdonald.  Committee — Gardeners,  P.  Marshall, 
Balmore,  Newport ;  James  Ross,  Craigie ;  Thos.  Butchart,  Elmslea ;  Alex. 
Cameron,  Foggyley,  Lochee ;  Robt.  Grossart,  Binrock ;  R.  W.  Saunders, 
Lismore,  Broughty  Ferry ;  David  Mathers,  Abercraig,  West  Ferry ;  John 
Collie,  Invertay,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  Wm.  Simpson,  The  Pines,  Broughty  Ferry. 
Amateurs — James  Ferguson,  Lorimer  street ;  Andrew  Black,  34  Pennycook 
lane ;  R.  H.  Low,  Ogilvie  street ;  George  Jolly,  Twin  cottage.  West  Ferry ; 
Alex.  Henderson,  51  Larch  street ;  G.  S.  Cruicks,  Victoria  cottage.  South 
road,  Lochee  ;  G.  D.  Cameron,  Gray  street,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  David  Ramsay, 
Baldovan  ;  Geo.  Mitchell,  Junction  cottage,  Broughty  Ferry.  Nurserymen — 
David  Storrie,  Nethergate ;  Jas.  Simpson,  Broughty  Ferry ;  Geo.  Paton,  Union 
street.  Manager  of  the  Exhibition — John  Mu.ir,  220  Blackness  road ;  Treasurer, 
J.  S.  Ritchie,  1  Commercial  street;  Secretary,  W.  F.  Hill,  38  Whitehall 
street. 

CLEPINGTON  WORKING  MEN'S  GARDENS  ASSOCIATION.— 
President,  R.  H.  Low ;  Treasurer,  William  Gall ;  Secretary,  Alex.  M'Kenzie. 
Show  Committee — President,  R.  Taylor ;  Vice-President,  David  Edwards ; 
Treasurer,  W.  Moir ;  Secretary,  James  Stewart,  40  Hospital  wynd. 

STIRLING  PARK  GARDEN  ALLOTMENT  ASSOCIATION.— Presi- 
dent,  James  Colquhoun  ;  Vice-President,  A.  Hume  ;  Treasurer,  W.  Hutton  ; 
Secretary,  David  Fisken,  Mortimer  place ;  Ground  Officer,  D.  Urquhart,  38 
Carmichael  street. 

KINNAIRD  GARDEN  ALLOTMENT  ASSOCIATION.  —  President, 
William  Small;  Vice-President,  Alex.  Thompson;  Treasurer,  David M'Innes; 
Secretary,  Peter  Gardiner,  25  Kinloch  street. 

DUNDEE  WORKING  MEN'S  FIELD  CLUB.— President,  James  Fulton; 
Secretary,  W.  T.  Caiman,  University  College.  Meets  once  a  fortnight  on 
Tuesday  evening,  at  28  Euclid  crescent.     Excursions  during  summer. 

DUNDEE  AND  LOCHEE  ORNITHOLOGICAL  SOCIETY.— President, 
Robert  Carmyllie  ;  Vice-President,  James  Mitchell ;  Treasurer,  I.  B.  Robert- 
son ;  Secretary,  Charles  Wood,  30  Isles'  lane. 

DUNDEE  CANINE  CLUB.— Secretary,  David  Ovens,  50  Westport. 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE.— (Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  1864), 
Royal  Exchange,  Panmure  street.  President,  Thomas  Bell;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, J.  C.  Buist ;  Ex-President,  Joseph  Gibson.  Directors— Thomas  Couper, 
James  N.  Smith,  John  Ogilvy,  Charles  E.  Todd,  William  H.  Cox,  John 
Henderson,  George  Ritchie,  W.  R.  H.  Valentine.  George  C.  Keiller,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer;  Moody  Stuart  &  Robertson,  C.A.,  Auditors.  Robert 
Carnegie  and  David  Ogilvy,  Officers. 

DUNDEE  STOCK  EXCHANGE  ASSOCIATION.— President,  William 
M.  Ritchie  ;  Vice-President,  David  Halley ;  Secretary,  James  R.  Mudie,  2 
Royal  Exchange  court. 

FORFARSHIRE  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION.— President,  Dr.  Russell, 
Arbroath ;  Vice-Presidents,  Dr  Rorie,  Dundee,  and  Dr  Dickson,  Car- 
noustie;  Committee,  Drs  Charles  Moon,  J.  W.  Miller,  Waymouth  Reid, 
■R.  C.  Buist,  D.  M.  Greig,  David  Lennox;  Treasurer,  Dr  M'Gillivray; 
Secretary,  Dr  Peter  Campbell,  29  Springfield. 

BRITISH  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION,  Dundee  Branch.— President,  Dr 
Sinclair;  President-Elect,  Dr  M'Ewan ;  Vice-Presidents,  Dr  Rorie,  Dr 
Duncan;  Treasurer,  Dr  Greig;  Secretary,  Professor  Paterson,  University 
College. 


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ANGLING  CLUBS. 

Dundee.— President,  A.  P.  Mathewson  ;  Vice-President,  'William  Cleghorn, 
jun. ;  Council,  J.  Mathewson,  J.  B.  Mills,  W.  N.  Machan,  James  M'Farlane, 
David  Crowe,  J.  S.  Croudace,  W.  G.  Irving,  James  Duncan,  W.  F.  Bell ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Thomas  Congleton,  91  Commercial  street. 

Dundee  Working  Men's.— President,  John  Robertson  ;  Vice-President, 
Robert  Mackie ;  Treasurer,  James  Kettles ;  Secretary,  John  Kinnoch,  67  Ure  st. 

Dundee  East  End.— Hon.  President,  A.  D.  Mair,  Albert  street;  Presi- 
dent, James  Irvine ;  Vice-President,  John  Boath ;  Treasurer,  D.  Henderson, 
9  Mortimer  street ;   Secretary,  D.  Richard,  35  Victoria  street. 

Dundee  West  End.— President,  P.  R.  Gow;  Vice-President,  James 
Milne  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  G.  Cunningham,  65  Commercial  street. 

DUNDEE  and  NORTH  of  SCOTLAND  INSTITUTE  of  MECHANICAL 
ENGINEERS.— Hon.  President,  Joseph  Lindsay,M.  I. M.E.;  Hon.  Vice-Presi- 
dents, D.  M.  Watson,  R.  O.  Parker;  President,  Robert  M.  Short;  Vice- 
President,  John  M.  Malloch  ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  D.  C.  Bruce ;  Hon.  Secretary, 
A.  Barty,  7  Seymour  place.  Paradise  road. 

DUNDEE  BURNS  CLUB— 1860.  Rooms,  36  Nethergate ;  Caretaker, 
Mrs  Stewart.  Literary  and  Business  Meetings  on  Wednesday  evenings. 
Hon.  President,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.;  President,  James  Binny ;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, James  Fowler ;  Treasurer,  Alexander  Strachan,  jun. ;  Secretary  and 
Librarian,  John  Beat ;  Curator,  John  Purves  ;  Committee,  Thos.  Bennett, 
John  Ovenstone,  Andrew  Johnston. 

THE  DUNDEE  ATHLETIC  GROUNDS  COY.,  Ltd.— Chairman,  Geo. 
D.  Brown,  M.A.;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  George  Watt,  23  High  street; 
Convener  of  Sports  Committee,  R.  M.  Noble,  4  Baxter  Park  terrace. 

DUNDEE  FOOTBALL  CHARITY  ASSOCIATION.— President,  Andrew 
Butter,  jun.;  Vice-President,  William  M'Leod;  Treasurer,  Wm.  Black; 
Secretary,  John  M.  Hamilton,  9  Roslin  terrace. 

FOOTBALL  CLUBS,  with  their  resjjective  Secretaries. — Forfarshire  Foot- 
ball Association,  Jas.  Petrie,  11  Glamis  street.  Dundonians,  Jas.  M'Intosh, 
158  Strathmartine  road.  Dundee,  A.  Williamson,  13  Cardean  street,  and 
"W.  Black,  2  Balmore  street. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  CRICKET  ASSOCIATION.  —  President, 
W.  L.  Hendry;  Vice-President,  Dan.  Couper;  Treasurer,  Charles  Pattullo ; 
Secretary,  Alex.  M'Gibbons,  15  Small's  lane. 

Cricket  Secretaries— Caldrum,  W.  Moore,  96  Caldrum  street ;  Bowbridge 
Works,  A.  Reid,  Bowbridge  Works  ;  Royal  Asylum,  J.  Chalmers,  Westgreen  ; 
Strathmartine,  P.  W.  Mortimer,  Strathmartine  road ;  Union,  D.  M.  Robertson, 
88  Ferry  road;  Lady  well,  A.  M'Gibbons,  15  Small's  lane;  Douglasfield,  A. 
Campbell,  Douglasfield  ;  Windsor,  A.  F.  Baillie,  8  Graham  place  ;  Ladybank, 
J.  R.  M 'Donald,  11  Arklay  street ;  Tailors'  United,  G.  Millar,  7  North  Lindsay  - 
street ;  Monifieth,  J.  L.  Hendry,  Monifieth  ;  Benholm,  J.  Stewart,  4  Russell  I 
street ;  Abbotsford,  J.  Dye,  15  Scouringburn ;  Fairfield,  C.  Campbell,  6  Cardean 
street ;  Mid  Wynd,  C.  Pattullo,  39  Watson's  lane ;  Victoria,  G.  R.  Scott, 
Forebank  terrace  ;  Ashton  Works,  P.  M'Gregor,  Union  place,  Perth  road. 

Dundee  and  District  Junior  Cricket  Association.— President,  W. 
Wilson  (Craighall  C.C);   Vice-President,  J.  Stevenson  (West  End   C.C.);™ 
Treasurer,  J.  Barlow  (FernhallC.C.) ;  Secretary,  Robert  Prain,  11  Tay  St.  lane. . 

FORFARSHIRE  CRICKET  CLUB.— Committee,  G.  M.  Cox,  C.  E.  Todd, 
Alex.  Gilroy,  John  Sharp,  jun.,  D.  T.  Donald,  D.  Gilroy,  A.  W.  Sturrock, 
P.  M.  Shepherd ;  Treasurer,  H.  B.  Gilroy ;  Secretary,  W.  R.  Sharp,  FernhaU.. 


MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS.  91 

DUNDEE  CUELING  CLUB.— James  Fullerton,   President ;  James  Prain,. 

jun.,   Vice-President;   W.   B.    Blair  and    J.    Fairweather,    Kepresentative 

Members ;  Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  Chaplain ;  W.  W.  TurnbuU,  Treasurer ;  Robt. 

C.  Walker,  Secretary;   Committee — The   Ofl&ce-bearers,  Geo.   Gilroy,  jun.> 
A.  H.  Foggie,  G.  Halley,  J.  B.  Hay,  A.  H.  Moncur,  P.  D.  Mitchell, W.  Shepherd. 

BOWLING  CLUBS.— 

Balgay. — President,  James  Logie ;  Vice-President,  Thomas  Milne ;  Com- 
mittee— John  Robertson,  Wm.  Campbell,  Wm.  Geddes,  J.  C.  Law,  Wm. 
Kidd,  Wm.  Low,  A.  H.  Foggie,  R.  Grossart,  W.  S.  Melville ;  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  James  Low,  5  Albert  square. 

Baxter  Park. — President,  Wm.  Clark;  Vice-President,  Alex.  S.  Heggie  ; 
Treasurer,  Wm.  M'Intosh ;  Secretary,  John  Martin,  15  Park  avenue. 

DuDHOPE. — President,  James  Pollock;  Vice-President,  Charles  Barrie ; 
Committee,  C.  Robertson,  W.  Alexander,  R.  Kellie,  Alex,  M'Donald,  J.  H. 
Lindsay,  James  Laburn,  jun.,  A.  Thomson,  jun.,  C.  P.  Fleming ;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  David  Band,  23  Panmure  street. 

Marypield,  Madeira  street. — President,  Francis  East ;  Vice-President, 
James  Rea  ;  Treasurer,  H.  Wyse  ;  Secretary,  John  Foggie,  10  Maryfield 
terrace  ;  Committee,  William  Smith,  A.  B.  Crichton,  R.  Walker,  W.  B.  JBlair, 
T.  Hutchison,  A.  Ross,  F.  Airth  Grant. 

MiLNBANK,  17  Milnbank  road. — President,  John  Scott;  Vice-President, 
David  Bruce ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  W.  Taylor,  24  Milnbank  road  j. 
Match  Secretary,  AVilliam  Walker,  1  Balgay  street. 

Bowling  Association  (for  the  Counties  of  Forfar,  Perth,  and  Fife).— 
President,  Alex.  Mathewson,  Dundee;  Vice-President,  Peter  Campbell, 
Lignwood,  Perth  ;  Secretary,  R.  C.  M'Intyre,  27  Panmure  street ;  Treasurer,. 
E.  M.  Mudie,  Royal  Exchange  court ;  Committee,  D.  Littlejohn  (Arbroath), 

D.  Band  (Dudhope),  A.  B.  Crichton  (Maryfield),  James  Low  (Balgay),  John 
Jarvie  (Perth),  A.  Barclay  (Errol),  H.  Thomson  (St  Andrews). 

-  LAWN  TENNIS  CLUBS.— 

Maryfield — Ground,  Maryfield.  — President,  D.  Bannerman ;  Vice-President, 
C.  B.  Ovenstone  ;  Secretary,  J.  Pearson,  Janefield  place ;  Treasurer,  A.  Steven- 
son ;  Committee,  J.  M.  Nairn,  A.  Neish,  A.  East,  F.  J.  East,  J.  A.  Briggs. 

Dudhope — President,  John  Fisher;  Vice-President,  Harry  Chalmers j. 
Committee,  C.  Alexander,  G.  Banks,  C.  Barrie,  J.  Henderson,  J.  Prain  j 
Secretary,  James  Rattray,  7  Union  terrace ;  Treasurer,  J.  M.  Bradford  j 
Match  Secretary,  E.  F.  Robertson,  Dudhope  terrace. 

Dundee  West  End— Courts,  Hyndford. — President,  J.  B.  Robb ;  Com- 
mittee, T.  D.  Wood,  George  Sime,  L.  M'Lennan,  A.  W.  Stiven,  D.  N. 
Fleming ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  G.  A.  Smith,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Reform 
street. 

Mount  Pleasant — President,  Geo.  Jarvis  Bell;  Captain  and  Treasurer, 
Fred.  Kidd ;  Secretary,  W.  L.  Pattullo,  13  Albert  square ;  Committee,  F.  J. 
Whytock,  W.  Fullerton. 

Magdalen  Yard,  Magdalen  Yard  road. — President,  T.  C.  Ferguson  ;  Vice- 
President,  W.  F.  M.  Ross  ;  Committee,  Wm.  H.  Blyth-Martin,  T.  C.  Ferguson, 
J.  F.  Macdiarmid,  Allan  Baxter,  H.  T.Baxter,  W.  F.  M.  Ross,  T.  T.  Leitch, 
N.  Baxter,  T.  W.  Lord,  H.  P.  Holburn ;  Treasurer,  Norman  Baxter ;  Match 
Secretary,  J.  F.  Macdiarmid  ;  Secretary,  Horatio  T.  Baxter,  87  Commercial  st. 

Fairfield. — President,  A.  L.  Swinton ;  Vice-President,  D.  Ferguson;; 
Committee,  T.  Peters,  A.  Rattray,  G.  Sandeman,  Miss  Irons,  Miss  Sandeman,. 
Miss  Soutter ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  H.  Davie,  32  Raglan  street. 


•92  MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 

ANGUS  CHESS  AND  WHIST  CLUB.— Chambers,  10  Shore  terrace. 
President,  John  Lawrence ;  Vice-President,  W.  H.  Watson ;  Secretary 
and  Treasvirer,  Wm.  Watson;  Committee,  A.  Laird,  J.  A.  Fleming, 
D.  M'G.  Fleming,  A.  C.  Tullis. 

DUNDEE  DRAUGHTS  CLUB,  15  Castle  street.— President,  R.  Taylor; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  James  Ogilvie.     Open  from  8  P.M.  to  10  P.M. 

CYCLING  CLUBS.— 

Albert  C.C— Captain,  David  Irving;  Sub-Captain,  George  Robertson ; 
;Secretary  and  Treasurer,  William  Skinner,  Tally  street. 

Caledonia  C.C— Captain,  Charles  C.  Samson;  Sub-Captain,  Geo.  Kerr; 
■Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  G.  Ellis,  134  Albert  street ;  Assistant  Secretary, 
John  Robertson,  ,54  North  Ellen  street. 

Craigie  C.C. — Captain,  W.  Penman ;  Sub-Captain,  .James  Coupar ; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  Penman,  59  Dock  street. 

Cyclists'  Touring  Club.— Representative  Councillor,  J.  S.  Matthew, 
Osborne  place.  East  Newport ;  Consul,  W.  Hunter ;  Official  Repairers,  W. 
Robertson  and  W.  Hunter. 

Dundee  Advertiser  C.C— Captain,  D.  S.  Petrie;  Sub-Captain,  William 
*C  Mitchell ;  Secretary,  J.  B.  Home. 

Dundee  Courier  C.C- Captain,  R.  D.  Neish ;  Sub-Captain,  D.  G.  Peters ; 
Bugler,  J.  Buist ;  Secretary,  W.  Ramsay,  114  Lochee  road. 

Dundee  C.C— President,  AVilliam  Lowson ;  Captain,  James  H.  Taylor; 
: Sub-Captain,  George  G.  Ritchie;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  George  S.  Guild, 
The  Grove,  AVest  Ferry. 

Eastern  C.C — Captain,  T.  L.  Sandeman  ;  Sub-Captain,  J.  Jack  ;  Secretary 
•and  Treasurer,  R.  Fleming,  69  N.  Wellington  street. 

Forfarshire  C.C— Captain,  W.  D.  Geekie  ;  Sub-Captain,  James  Gray ; 
Assistant  Secretary,  T.  Livingstone ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  George  S. 
Watson,  147  Ann  street. 

Half-Holiday  C.C— Captain,  R.  Gillanders  ;  Sub-Captain,  Andrew  Dal- 
.gety  ;  Secretary  and  Treasiu'er,  George  H.  Watson,  6  Peddie  street. 

Lochee  C.C. — Captain,  R.  W.  Annan;  Sub-Captains,  James  Robertson 
and  W.  Hendry ;  Treasurer,  A.  Elliot ;  Secretary,  P.  W.  Cairns,  118  High 
;  street,  Lochee. 

Northern  Roads  Club.— Captain,  Charles  Robertson;  Sub-Captain, 
D.  F.  Mason  ;  Secretary,  A.  C  Garland,  9  Rosefield  street ;  Timekeeper,  J.  A. 
Black ;  Representatives  to  S.C.U.,  J.  W.  Baird  and  G.  G.  Ritchie. 

Postal  and  Telegraph  C.C— Captain,  Jas.  Ritchie  ;  Sub-Captain,  Robt. 
Wilson  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Jas.  Mitchell,  Orwell  cottage,  Downfield 

Recreative  C.C —Captain,  G.  B.  Hendry;  Sub-Captain,  R.  Lamb; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  W.  M.  Crooks,  214a  Perth  road. 

Scottish  Cyclists'  Union.— District  Council— Chairman,  J.  A.  Black; 
Handicapper,  J.  C  Baxter  ;  Timekeepers,  J.  A.  Black,  R.  M.  Noble ;  Secretary, 
J.  C  Baxter,  Stanley  biiildings,  Lochee. 

_  University  C.C- Captain,  David  Struth,  B.A.  ;  Treasurer,  David  Wil- 
liamson ;  Secretary,  George  Boyd,  Hunter  Street  Public  School. 

Western  C.C— Captain,  R.  Powrie;  Vice-Captain,  Wm.  Williamson, 
Treasurer,  John  Eraser ;  Secretary,  J.  Robertson,  10  Ashton  place. 

DUNDEE  GYMNASIUM.— Trustees— William  Hunter,  Henry  M'Grady, 
.John  M.  Keiller,  J.  Martin  White,  W.  Brown  Robertson.  Committee  of  Man- 
agement— the  Trustees,  and  Lord  Provost  Low,  Alexander  Mathewson, 
J.  H.  Bell,  Hugh  Ballingall — William  Hunter,  Convener  ;  Medical  Referee, 
Dr  Lennox ;  Instructor,  F.  J.  Clease  ;  Assistant  Instructor,  Joseph  Anderson ; 
Superintendent,  Alex.  Sturrock ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  D.  Bannerman, 
Oity  Chamberlain. 


MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS.  93 

DUNDEE  AMATEUE  GYMNASTIC  SOCIETY.  —  Hon.  President, 
William  Hunter ;  Vice-President,  J.  M.  Keiller ;  Instructor,  F.  J.  Clease ; 
Captain,  H.  W.  Betsworth ;  Secretary,  G-.  Martin,  jun.,  93  Nethergate ; 
Treasurer,  W.  T.  Phillips  ;  Hon.  Members'  Committee,  W.  Brown  Robertson, 
Andrew  Hutchison,  Henry  M'Grad}^,  Alex.  Mathewson  ;  Committee,  W. 
Paterson,  A.  Bell,  T.  R.  Small,  D.  E.  Samson,  J.  Samson.  Headquarters, 
Dundee  Gymnasium  (Mondays,  Tuesdays,  Wednesdays,  and  Thursdays). 

SCOTTISH  AMATEUR  GYMNASTIC  ASSOCIATION.— Local  Eepre- 
jentatives,  Walter  M'Gregor,  President;  J.  B.  Conacher,  Secretary,  Kinloch 
place ;  W.  Paterson,  Hon.  District  Secretary ;  Donald  Murray,  George 
Martin,  jun.,  and  Thomas  Chalmers,  Perth, 

Dundee  Clubs  Affiliated,  with  their  respective  Secretaries — 

Dundee  Amateur  Gymnastic  Society — G.  Martin,  jun. ,  24  S.  Lindsay  st. 

Dundee  Public  Baths  Gymnasium — Walter  M'Gregor,  Public  Baths. 

Dundee  Physical  Eecreation  Society — D.  Murray,  57  Commercial  st..  Max. 

First  F.V.A.  Gymnastic  Club— Sergt. -Major  M'Farlane,  Drill  Hall. 

DUNDEE  PHYSICAL  RECREATION  SOCIETY.— Hon.  President, 
James  H.  Bell ;  Secretary,  Donald  Murray,  57  Commercial  street.  Maxwell- 
town  ;  Treasurer,  William  Milne  ;  Pianiste,  Miss  Jean  Kinnoch ;  Instructor, 
Alexander  Sturrock,  Rockard,  Wormit. 

DUNDEE    POSTAL    AND    TELEGRAPH   RECREATION    ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Hon.    President,    George   H.    Gibb ;    President,   W.    F.   Strachan; 
Vice-President,  Harry  Anderson  ;  Committee,  J.  M.  Watson,  T.  Colman,  R. 
"    Campbell,  Archibald  Watt,   W.  AVishart,   C.  M'Nab;  Treasurer,  A.  G. , 
Macpherson  ;  Secretary,  George  W.  Ashford,  Post  Office. 

MASONIC  LODGES.— 

Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  Forfarshire. — James  Berry,  Provincial 
Grand  Master ;  Lord  Glamis,  Deputy  Master  ;  J.  W.  Bruce  Gardyne  of  Mid- 
dleton,  Guthrie,  Substitute  Master  ;  Ex-Provost  Anderson,  Arbroath,  Provin- 
cial Grand  Secretary  ;  John  Herald,  Arbroath,  Provincial  Grand  Treasurer. 

Operative,  No.  47. — James  Robertson,  R.W.M.  ;  James  Anderson,  Trea- 
surer ;  W.  P.  Stewart,  Forebank  road.  Secretary. 

Ancient,  No.  49. — James  Alexander,  E.W.M.;  C.  W.  Chapman,  Trea- 
surer ;  C.  W.  Millar,  King  street,  Broughty  Ferry,  Secretary. 

St  David,  No.  78. — A.  M.  Ferguson,  E.W.M.;  Alex.  Heggie,  Treasurer; 
John  G.  Sprunt,  1  Seagate,  Secretary. 

Thistle  Operative,  No.  158. — A.  Eamsay,  E.W.M. ;  Thos.  Smillie, 
Treasurer  ;  David  Smith,  74  Ferry  road.  Secretary. 

Forfar  and  Kincardine,  No.  225. — David  Mackie,  E.W.M. ;  James  B, 
Langlands,  Treasurer  ;  William  Lowden,  20  Panmure  street,  Secretary. 

Caledonian,  No.  254.— R.  Tarbet,  R.W.M.  ;  John  Chalmers,  202  Hawk- 
hill,  Secretary. 

Camperdown,  No.  317.— David  M'Gregor,  R.W.M. ;  Charles  Winter, 
Treasurer  ;  James  Hill,  59  Dock  street,  Secretary. 

Albert  (Lochee),  No.  448.— David  M'Donald,  R.W.M.  ;  John  Hutton, 
Treasurer  ;  David  Coupar,  3  Sharp's  lane,  Lochee,  Secretary. 

St  David's  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  164.— J.  G.  Sprvmt,  P.Z. ;  John 
Lewis,  P.P.Z.  ;  D.  Constable,  H.  ;  Wm.  Taylor,  J.;  T.  G.  Aldaj^  Treasurer; 
A.  M.  Ferguson,  Scribe  E. 

Union  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  6.— Thos.  A.  Lindsay,  Z.  ;  Alex. 
Ramsay,  H.  ;  Charles  Anderson,  J.  ;  James  Stevenson,  Scribe  E.;  Wm, 
Reid,  Treasurer. 


S4  MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 

ANCIENT  OEDER  OF  FORESTERS'  FRIENDLY  SOCIETY— Dundee 
District  comprises  Courts  in  Dundee,  Broughty  Ferry,  Carnoustie,  Arbroath, 
Montrose,  Gourdon,  Brechin,  Forfar,  Kirriemuir,  Alyth,  Coupar- Angus,  Tay- 
port,  Crail,  Anstruther,  Pittenweem.  Delegate  Meetings  in  Mathers'  Hotel 
•on  third  Saturdays  of  April  and  October.  Edwin  Lewis,  D.C.R.;  G.  D. 
Cant,  D.S.C.R.  ;  D.  A.  Bridie,  Treasurer;  Charles  B.  Lindsay,  1  Rattray 
street.  Secretary ;  D.  W.  Tullis,  R.  D.  B.  Ritchie,  D,  Inverarity,  J.  Fenwick, 
J.  D.  Rae,  Members  of  Committee,  Foresters'  Courts  in  Dundee  and 
vicinity : — 

Dundee,  No.  5715.— Meets  in  F.  and  K.  Hall  on  alternate  Thursdays.— 
Secretary,  D.  W.  Tullis,  146  Hilltown. 

Admiral  Duncan,  No.  6214.— Meets  in  Masonic  Hall,  43  Overgate,  on 
.alternate  Thursdays. — Secretary,  James  Sutherland,  10  Rosefield  street. 

Robin  Hood,  No.  6273.— Meets  in  F.  and  K.  Hall  on  alternate  Thursdays. 
— Secretary,  G.  Lackie,  7  Thistle  street. 

University,  No.  7152.— Meets  in  Gilfillan  Hall  on  alternate  Tuesdays.— 
;Secretary,  J.  M.  Soutar,  74  Hawkhill. 

Royal  Oak,  No.  6366.— Meets  in  G.T.  Lodge-room,  Gray  street,  Broughty 
Ferry,  on  alternate  Wednesdays. — Secretary,  A.  Mitchelson,  Taypark  place, 
Broughty  Ferry. 

Mansfield,  No.  7035.— Meets  in  U.P.  Church  Hall,  Tayport,  on  alternate 
"Thursdays. — Secretary,  W.  Simpson,  Heriot  place,  Tayport. 

Dalhousie,  No.  7036.— Meets  in  I.O.G.T.  Hall,  Carnoustie,  on  alternate 
JMondays.— Secretary,  R.  Thomson,  Moray  place,  Kinloch  street,  Carnoustie. 

Elm  wood.  No.  7133.— Meets  in  Union  Hall,  Lochee,  on  alternate  Tues- 
days.— Secretary,  J.  Cochrane,  10  Sharp's  lane,  Lochee. 

IRISH  NATIONALIST  FORESTERS'  FRIENDLY  SOCIETY.— 

Dundee  District,  No.  6.— Alex.  Johnston,  D.C.R. ;  Wm.  Stark,  D.C.S.R. ; 
'Thos.  Finnigan,  D.B.  ;  James  Steel,  55  Victoria  road.  Secretary. 

Branch  Sarsfield,  No.  53,  Dundee.— Meets  every  Thursday  at  8  p.m.  in  St  . 
Andrew's  Hall,  Tay  st.— C.  M'Kinley,  C.R.  ;  J.  Fagan,  S.C.R.  ;  E.  M'Govern 
Treasurer;  J.  M'Laren,  C.B.K.  ;  C.    Martin,   A.S.  ;    G.   Boylan,    S.W.  ;  J. 
Farrell,   J. AY.  ;    D.    Lynch,    S.B.  ;    J.    Creagh,    J.W.  ;   Dr  Boland,    Branch 
iSurgeon,  4  Park  place  ;  "Wm.  Hardiman,  Secretary,  26  Isles'  lane. 

Branch  William  O'Brien,  No.  108,  Dundee.— Meets  every  Thursday  at  8 
P.M.  in  St  Mary's  Hall,  Forebankroad.— W.  Stark,  C.R.  ;  J.  Morrissey,  S.C.R.; 
T.  Hogan,  D.  Gaffney,  Woodwards;  M.  Welsh,  J.  O'Connor,  Beadles; 
Dr  Lowson,  Medical  Officer ;  W.  Starrs,  Treasurer ;  W.  Gilligan,  19  James 
street,  Financial  Secretary ;  P.  Barrett,  Assistant  Secretary. 
-  Branch  Emerald.— Meets  every  Monday  evening  at  7.30  in  Daniel  Street 
Hall.— P.  O'Brien,  C.R.  ;  J.  Ferguson,  S.C.R.  ;  F.  Hughes,  Treasurer;  J. 
Reilly,  J.  Reilly,  Woodwards ;  W.  Scott,  M.  Farrell,  Beadles ;  W.  Pullen, 
Assistant  Secretary  ;  James  M'Mahon,  2  Wilkie's  lane,  Secretary. 

IRISH  NATIONAL  LEAGUE  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN.— 

St  Andrew's  Branch.— President,  T.  M'Manus;  Vice-President,  John 
Bird  ;  Treasurer,  James  Lonie  ;  Secretary,  John  Fagan,  1  Johnston's  lane. 

Michael  Davitt  Branch.— President,  H.  Chivers;  Vice-President,  J. 
Dolan ;  Treasurer,  P.  Sullivan ;  Secretary,  J.  K.  Gubbins,  107  Murraygate.  * 

ORANGE  LODGES.— 

No.  10  District.  District  Master— George  Blair,  2  Hillbank  road ;  District 
Secretary — John  Cunningham,  10  Watt  street. 


MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS.  95 

Lodge  Masters. — No.  34,  G.  Blair,  2  Hillbank  road ;  No.   37,    G.   Stone, 

7  Rosebank  road ;  No.  151,  J.  Greig,  12  Carmichael  street ;  No.  193,  R. 
Chambers,  18  Lowden's  alley. 

ST  ANDREWS  ORDER  OF  FREE  GARDENERS.— 

Sons  of  Eden  Lodge,  No.  45. — Meets  every  alternate  Monday  in  Ancient 
Hall,  76  High  street.  Allan  Laird,  R.W.M.;  John  Simpson,  219  Blackness 
road.  Secretary. 

Rose  Lodge,  No.  67. — Meets  every  alternate  Tuesday  in  Mission  Hall, 
Pole  street.  James  Webster,  R.W.M.;  John  Campbell,  16  Gardner  street, 
Secretary. 

BRITISH  ORDER  ANCIENT  FREE  GARDENERS. 

Pine  Apple  Lodge,  No.  203. — John  Cooper,  W.M. ;  Treasurer,  James 
Beveridge  ;  Secretary,  William  Egerton,  151  Victoria  road. 

Rose  op  Lebanon  Lodge. — James  Williamson,  W.M.;  Secretary,  David 
Bennet,  27  Nelson  street. 

THE  LOYAL  ORDER  OF  ANCIENT  SHEPHERDS  (ASHTON 
UNITY)  FRIENDLY  SOCIETY. 

Dundee  District  (18  Lodges,  3,126  Members). — Meets  on  first  Saturdays 
of  February,  May,  August,  and  November,  at  4  P.M.,  in  Y.M.C.A.  Rooms, 
Constitution  road.  District  Officers — C.  O.  Hamilton,  P.P.C.S. ;  W.  Cox, 
P.C.S.  ;  P.  Watson  Watt,  P.D.C.S.;  J.  D.  Crabb,  District  Treasurer;  J. 
Ross,  W.  Cox,  D.  Fisken,  Trustees ;  J.  Paul,  149  Seagate,  Secretary. 

Lodge  "Pride  op  the  Tay,"  No.  1944 — Meets  in  Good  Templar  Hall, 
B.  Ferry,  on  alternate  Thursdays.  Sec. — Wm.  Maconachie,  Union  st.,  B.  Ferry. 

Lodge  "Bonnie  Dundee,"  No.  1966 — Meets  in  Ancient  Masonic  Hall, 
Rankine's  Court,  on  alternate  Wednesdays.  Secretary — David  Fisken,  12| 
Mortimer  street. 

Lodge  "  Crook  and  Plaid,  "No.  1991 — Meets  inCamperdown  Masonic  Hall, 

8  Bank  street,  on  alternate  Thursdays.  Secretary — John  Martin,  15  Park 
avenue. 

Lodge  "  Heather  Bell, "  No.  2002 — Meets  in  Y.M.C.A.  Rooms  on  alter- 
nate Wednesdays.     Secretary— Alex.  NicoU,  136  Ferry  road. 

Lodge  "Thistle,"  No.  2009 — Meets  in  Baptist  Chapel  Hall,  Union  street. 
Lochee,  on  alternate  Mondays.     Secretary — A.  Latto,  128  Logie  st.,  Lochee. 

Lodge  "Ettrick,"  No.  2025 — Meets  in  Panmure  Street  Mission  Hall, 
Hilltown,  on  alternate  Mondays.    Secretary— William  Cox,  8  Charles  street. 

Lodge  "Robbie  Burns,"  No.  2191 — Meets  in  Wallacetown  Hall,  on 
alternate  Tuesdays.     Secretary— James  Smith,  79  Princes  street. 

Lodge  "  Lorne,"  No.  2203— Meets  in  MorisonE.  U.  Church  Hall,  Guthrie 
street,  on  alternate  Wednesdays.     Secy. — W.  Thornton,  1  Union  pi.,  Lochee. 

Lodge  "Hilton "  No.  2262. — Meets  in  Maxwelltown  Hall,  Jamaica  st.,  on 
alternate  Mondays.     Secretary — T.  Smillie,  3  Laing  street. 

Lodge  "  Panmure,"  No.  2170 — Meets  in  Gerard  Hall,  Monifieth,  on  alter- 
nate Tuesdays.     Secretary — David  Macrae,  stationer. 

Lodge  "Abertay,"  No.  2160 — Meets  in  Good  Templar  Hall,  Carnoustie, 
on  alternate  Mondays.     Secretary — A.  Ramsay,  Yeaman  street. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODDFELLOWS,  MANCHESTER  UNITY. 

— Loyal  Bon-Accord  and  Thistle  Lodge,  No.  6536. — Meets  every  alternate 
Monday  at  7.30  p.m.,  in  Masonic  Operative  Hall,  43  Overgate.  Secretary, 
David  Taylor,  2  Malcolm  street. 


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96  MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 

INDEPENDENT  OEDEE  OF  EECHABITES.— Scotland's  First  Tent, 
No.  99  meets  every  alternate  Monday  in  Gilfillan  Memorial  Hall,  at  8  p.m. 
Eobert  Williamson,  C.E.  ;  Secretary,  James  Williamson,  51  Crescent  street ; 
District  Chief  Euler,  David  D.  Calder,  2  Elliot  place,  Arbroath;  District 
Secretary,  William  Bisset,  4  Gardner's  lane,  Lochee  road. 

LocHEE  Tent,  No.  1640,  meets  every  alternate  Tuesday  in  Free  Church 
Hall,  Lochee,  at  8  p.m.  J.  Davidson,  C.E.  ;  Secretary,  Henry  Dow,  17 
Muirton  road,  Lochee. 

Pride  op  Dundee,  Juvenile  Tent,  No.  553,  meets  every  alternate  Friday 
in  Gilfillan  Memorial,  at  8  p.m. 

Excelsior,  Juvenile  Tent,  No.  538,  Lochee,  meets  in  Baptist  Chm-ch  Hall, 
at  8  P.M.,  every  alternate  Friday. 

GOOD  TEMPLAE  lodges  IN  DUNDEE  DISTEICT  WITH  DEPUTIES. 

District  Deputy,  John  Eobertson,  24  Forebank  road ;  Secy.,  A.  Eeid,  29 
Mid  St.,  Lochee.  District  Lodge  Meets  third  Friday  of  each  month,  called  by 
circular. 

MONDAY 

Martyrs'  Hall,  Annfield  rd. ;  J.  Deuchars,  18  West  wynd 
Low's  Dining  Hall ;  W.  Patterson,  NicoU's  land,  Monifieth 
Templar  Hall,  51  Eeform  st. ;  Wm.  Smith,  8  Bank  street 
Templar  Hall,B.Ferry;  H.  Campbell, 58  Brook  st., B.Ferry 
Cherryfield  Mission  Hall ;  H.  Hardie,  30  Bernard  street 
St  Andrew's  Sch.,  William  St.;  D.  Young,  32  Victoria  rd. 
St  David's  Hall,  Bank  st.;  Wm.  Smillie,  16  Bell  street 

TUESDAY. 

U.P.  Sch.,  Victoria  st.  ;  T.  M'Donald,  61  Hilltown 
Clepington  Hall,Isla  street ;  J.  Carmichael,  368  Loons  rd. 
Eussell  Chapel  S.,  Hawkhill ;  D.  Dewar,  32  Peddie  street 
Tailors'  Hall,  51  Overgate  ;  Jas.  Adamson,  12  Balfour  st. 
Mission  Hall,  42  Hilltown;  J.  Eeid,  88  Strathmartine  rd. 
Temperance  Hall,  Tayport;  J.  Smith,  Castle  st.,  Tayport 
Trinity  Hall,  Victoria  rd.;  J.  W.  Dickson,  33  Stirling  st. 
Jamaica  Street  Hall ;  A.  M'Intosh,  7  Constable  street 
Templar  Hall,  51  Eeform  street;  A.  Anderson,  6  Perth  rd. 
Templar  Hall,  B.  Ferry ;  E.  Smart,  Church  st.,  B.  Ferry 
Young's  Eoom.s,  Newport ;  Nellie  IMilne,  West  Newport 
Ogilvie  Ch.  Hall,  Albert  st.;   S.  Wilkie,  29  Stirling  street 
8  Bank  street ;  D.  Millar,  4  Havelock  place 

WEDNESDAY. 

Y.M.C.A.  Eooms  ;  J.  P.  Smith,  jun.,  78  High  street 
St  Margaret's  School,  Lochee ;  G.  Bryson,  Erin  pi.,  Lochee 
Martyrs'  Hall,  Annfield  road ;  D.  Duncan,  33  Cleghorn  st. 
Princes  Street  School ;  George  Potts,  71  Albert  street 
Mission  Hall,  42  Hilltown;  M.  Gillies,  212  Perth  road 


Balgay, 
Monifieth, 
True  Briton, 
Star  of  Broughty, 
John  B.  Finch,   ... 
Gilbert  Archer,  ... 
Excelsior, ... 

St  Paul's,  ... 
Rescue, 
Belmont,     ... 
Caledonian, 
St  James', 
Star  of  Hope, 
Pioneer  of  Peace, 
Star  of  Peace, 
Dundee,     ... 
Fisherman's  Rescue, 

Newport, 

Home  of  Peace,  ... 
St  John's,  ... 

Commercial, 
Hope  of  Lochee,   . . . 
Pleasant,   ... 
Temperance  Home, 
Rosernount, 

Russell,     

Artisan,    ... 

^rgyle,      

Star  of  Freedom, . . . 
Union, 


THURSDAY. 

Eussell  Ch.  Sch.,  Hawkhill ;  J.  Fitzgerald,  6  Bernard  st. 
51  Eeform  street ;  D.  Pitkethly,  35  North  Church  street 
Argyle  Hall,  1  Overgate ;  George  Baxter,  23  Castle  street 
Baptist  Hall,  Lochee;  A.  G.  Eobertson, 17  N.  Church  street 
CamperdowH  Hall,  8 Bank  st. ;  W.  Alexander,  9  S.  George 
street 


FRIDAY. 

Dei  Donum  Degree 

Temple,         ...     51  Eeform  street 


MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 


97 


Scotsman, 


SATUKDAY. 

8  Bank  street ;  John  Hutcliison,  21  Annfield  row 
Juvenile  Lodges. 


Maiden,  11  Cardean  street. 

.  Low's  Hall,  INIonifieth 

..  Trinity  E.U.  Cliurcli  Hall 

..  Clepington  Church  Hall 

..  23  Princes  street 

..  Hall,  46  Hilltown 

..  Jamaica  Street  Hall 

..  Tailors'  Hall,  51  Overgate 

..  Martyrs  F.C.  Hall 

,.  St  Margaret's  School,  Lochee 

..  Mission  Hall,  "Watson  street 

.  Y.M.C.A.  Rooms 

..  Park  AVynd  School 

.  Russell  Chapel  School 

.  Wellgate  Free  Church  Hall 

..  Templar  Hall 

..  TayportT.  Hall 

..  Cherryfield  Mission  Hall 

..  51  Reform  street 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  UNITED  TRADES'  COUNCIL.— President, 
James  Mann ;  Vice-President,  Thomas  Phillips  ;  Treasurer,  James  Reid ; 
Secretary,  Peter  Reid,  5  Mountpleasant.  iaj  i  m 

TRADES  SOCIETIES.— Places  of  Meetings,  and  Addresses  of  Secretaries:— 

Bakers,  15  Vault,  ...James  Kerr,  69  N.  Wellington  st. 

Blacksmiths,     WellgateCh.  Hall,  John  Gray,  14  Lawrence  street. 

^^stipb'^J^^^k^ml}^^^^^^^^^^^  Patterson,  3  Springhill 

Cabinet  <k  Chair  Mkrs.,  Cutlers'  Hall, D.  Liddell,  5  Parker  street 

Carpenters (b  Joiners,... 'Euclid Cves.  Sch.. Thomas  Himter,  4  Watson  street 


District  Superinte 

Fear  Not,     

City  Pioneer, 

Rescue,         

Temperance  Home, 
St  James,     

ndent,  Alexander 
Monday, 

,, 
Tuesday, 

,, 

Star  of  Peace, 
Caledonian, 

>> 

Hope  of  Dundee,    . . . 
Pride  of  Lochee,    ... 
Morning  Star, 
Commercial  Hope, 

Day  Star,     

Pleasant  Home, 

..    Wednesday,  . 

,, 

,, 

,, 

Thursday, 

St  Paul's, 

...             , , 

Broughty  Ferry,     . . . 
Datvn  of  Scotscraig, 
John  D.  Finch, 

Friday, 
, , 

Hope  of  the  Future, 

Saturday, 

Masons,  Operative, 

Moulders, 

Plumbers, 

Shipwrights, 

Tailors, 


..Tally  St.  Hall,... David  Hume,  33  Wellington  street 
...78  Murraygate,...Alex.  Gillanders,  25 Bonnybank rd, 
...     -         -        -     ...William  Cathro,  11  Penny  cook  lane 
...Celtic Hall, High  St.,  James  Ogg,  27  Park  avenue 
...51  Overgate,     ...Thos.  M'Burney,  1  Annfield  street 


Engineers  ( amalgamated ),'¥.  &  K.  Hall,. Thos.  Petrie,  32  Dudhope  Cres.  rd. 


2d  Branch, 
, ,     3d  Branch, 
Patternmakers, 
Plasterers, 
Bookbinders,    ... 
Hammermen,  ... 
Lochee  Branch, 


Guthrie  st.  Hall,. Thomas  Allan,  3  Watt  street 
...William  St.  Sch., J.  Scrymgeour,  185  Princes  street 
...     -        -        -     ...John  S.  Anderson,  29  Scott  street 
...     -        -        -     ...Henry  Guthrie,  8  Forest  Park  road 
...     -        -        -     ...James  Macgill,  10  Kinloch  street 
12  New  Inn  entry,.. John  Brough,  5  Temple  lane 
..2N.  Mid  St., Lochee, David  Brown,  20  Marshall  street 


Club  House  for  Dundee  Branches,  29  Constitution  road. 

DUNDEE  TYPOGRAPHICAL  ASSOCIATION  (Branch  of  the  Scottish 
Typographical  Association). — President,  Peter  Reid  ;  Vice-President,  George 
Richardson;  Treasurer,  Duncan  Anderson ;  Secretary  {pro  tent.),  George 
Gilchrist,  Advertiser  Office. 

AMALGAMATED  SOCIETY  OF  CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS.— 
Secy.,  D.  Wilkie,  13  Glamis  street.  Meeting  House,  Wellgate  F.C.  Hall, 
Dudhope  street. 

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DUNDEE   AND    DISTRICT    MILL    AND    FACTORY   OPERATIVES 

UNION— Organized  9tli  September  1885.— Hon.  President,  Rev.  Henry  Wil- 
liamson, 13  Coupar  street,  Lochee  ;  Secy.,  Miss  Smeaton.     Office — 4  Mid  st. 

DUNDEE  DRAPERS'  ASSOCIATION,  1874.  —  President,  WiUiam 
Hunter;  Vice-Presidents,  John  M.  Easson,  W.  H.  Melville.  Committee — 
Messrs  Smith,  Robertson,  A.  Lorimer,  J.  Wilson,  A.  M.  Strachan.  Treasxirer 
and  Secretary,  John  Dawson. 

DUNDEE  GROCERS'  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY,  1854.  —  President, 
William  Low  ;  Vice-President,  William  Robertson  ;  Trustees,  Robt.  Webster, 
Alexander  Mathewson,  John  Scrimgeour,  Henry  Robertson,  Henry  M'Grady; 
Committee — David  Carswell,  James  Myles,  Geo.  Scrimgeour,  Geo.  Ritchie, 
John  Robertson,  George  G.  Bell ;  Auditor,  David  Don ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
A.  W.  Gumming,  1  Bank  street.  The  Committee  meets  on  the  first  Wednes- 
day of  January,  April,  July,  and  October. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  UNLICENSED  GROCERS'  ASSOCIA- 
TION.— President,  J.  A.  Peebles;  Treasurer,  G.  A.  Johnston;  Secretary, 
James  Cuthbert,  154  Hilltown. 

DUNDEE  CHEMISTS'  &  DRUGGISTS'  ASSOCIATION.— Classes  meet 
in  Technical  Science  Class-room.  President,  Charles  Kerr,  Ph.C. ;  Treasurer, 
F.  W.  Young ;  Secretary,  James  Russell ;  Council,  A.  B.  Anderson,  W.  Doig, 
D.  H.  Ferrier,  James  M.  Hardie. 

NATIONAL  REGISTRATION  OF  PLUMBERS.— President,  Lord  Provost 
Mathewson  ;  Vice-Presidents,  Hugh  Ballingall,  Alexander  Elliot ;  Secretary, 
J,  J.  Henderson,  8  Bank  street ;  Treasurer,  Wm.  Farquharson,  38  Barrack  st. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  CO-OPERATIVE  COAL  SUPPLY  ASSO- 
CIATION, LIMITED.— President,  Mungo  Smith;  Secretary,  James  Paul; 
Directors,  A.  Husband,  D.  Jack,  D.  Mathers,  J.  Scott,  J.  Rennie,  R.  Soutar. 
Depot — Tay  Bridge  Station.     Office — 13  South  Union  street. 

PUBLIC  BATHS.— Swimming,  Private  (Salt  and  Fresh  Water),  and 
Turkish  Baths,  West  Protection  Wall. — Formerly  managed  by  a  Board  of 
Directors.  Transferred  to  the  Police  Commissioners  on  1st  January  1871,  and 
now  managed  by  them  for  the  benefit  of  the  community.  Superintendent — 
Walter  M'Gregor.  The  Baths  are  open  daily  in  Summer  from  6.30  a.m.  till  9 
p.m.,  and  in  Winter  from  7  a.m.  till  8  p.m.     Sundays,  6.30  a.m.  till  9  a.m. 

Branch  Establishment,  Guthrie  street  (erected  1891). 

DUNDEE  ASSOCIATION  OF  OPEN-AIR  BATHERS  (1879)  AND 
HUMANE  SOCIETY  (1864).— Hon.  Presidents,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  Geo. 
Armitstead  ;  President,  Jas.  Myles  ;  Vice-President,  D.  M 'Queen  ;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  William  Farquharson,  32  Barrack  street.  Grounds — East  End 
of  Esplanade. 

SCOTTISH  AMATEUR  SWIMMING  ASSOCIATION  -Local  Centre.— 
President,  W.  M.  Farquharson;  Vice-President,  Alexander  Wanless ;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  David  TurnbuU,  Post  Office. 

FACTORY  ACT— District  Office,  13  Ward  road.- H.M.  Chief  Inspector 
of  Factories,  R.  E.  Sprague  Oram,  Home  Office,  London,  S.W.  ;  Superintend- 
ing Inspector,  Lieut. -Col.  W.  O.  Meade-King,  Glasgow;  Inspector,  H.  M. 
Robinson,  5  Fintry  place,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  Certifying  Surgeons,  J.  W.  Miller, 
M.D.,  Tay  street;  Alex.  Campbell,  M.D.,  Clarendon  terrace;  J.  K.  Lennox, 
Lochee. 

DUNDEE  BURIAL  SOCIETY— Office,  2  Bain  square.— Trustees,  William 
Robertson,    Engineer ;    William  Hunter ;    John  Robertson,   manufacturer. 


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Eobert  Tarbet,  President ;  Alex.  Ogg,  30  Raglan  street,  Secretary  ;  Alex. 
Lewis,  Treasurer ;  Committee— W,  A.  Lindsay ,Wm.  Sorlie,  John  "Welch, 
David  Baxter,  AVilliam  Lindsay,  Robert  Fulton,  George  Sword.  Medical 
Officer — Dr  Templeman.  Collectors — Alex.  Norrie,  John  Mann,  James 
Wilkie,  William  Martin,  W.  Anderson,  W.  Husband. 

WEDNESDAY  HALF-HOLIDAY  COMMITTEE.  —  I.  B.  Robertson, 
Chairman ;  A.  Roby,  J.  Macdonald,  G.  Dixon,  W.  Kidd,  T.  Peffers,  A.  Mills, 
H.  Noble,  J.  Livingstone,  E.  Bracey,  T.  Annan,  S.  Benjamin,  C.  Dand,  J.  R. 
Watson,  D.  Stewart;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Robert  Macrae,  at  Peebles 
Brothers',  Whitehall  street. 

DUNDEE  SHOPKEEPERS'  ASSISTANTS'  UNION.— President,  I.  B. 
Robertson;  Vice-President,  J.  R.  Watson;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  R. 
Macrae,  at  Peebles  Brothers',  Whitehall  street. 

DUNDEE  CEMETERY  COMPANY.— Directors— James  PattuUo,  Dundee, 
Chairman ;  James  Durham  ;  David  Pirie ;  and  James  B.  Mills,  Newport ;  James 
Jamieson,  Gowan  Park,  Arbroath.  R.  G.  Rae,  Superintendent,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Western  Cemetery,  Perth  road.     J.  &  H.  PattuUo,  Agents. 

THE  DUNDEE  WORKING  MEN'S  COFFEE-HOUSES  AND  READING 
ROOMS  ASSOCIATION.— Directors— David  G.  Bruce,  Wm.  Wilson,  James 
NicoU,  Daniel  M'Intyre,  David  Bruce,  John  NicoU,  Alex.  Esplin,  J.  P.  Kyd, 
T.  S.  Robertson,  James  Luke,  Robert  Murdoch,  Alexander  Agnew.  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  Daniel  M'Intyre,  C.A.,  13  Albert  square.  Coffee  and  Reading 
Rooms,  open  daily,  from  7  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

8  Wellgate,  -        -        -        -        -        Keeper,  Henry  Robertson. 

6  West  Dock  street,    -        -        -        -  „       Peter  M.  Hossick. 

East  Dock  street  (foot  of  Candle  lane),  „       W.  Peggie. 

16  St  Clement's  lane,    -  -        -  „       William  NicoU. 

LONDON  TONIC  SOL-FA  COLLEGE.— Dundee  Local  Board :— Com- 
mittee, Alex.  Adamson,  John  Sim,  James  Stephen,  Thomas  Adamson,  Wm. 
Young  ;  Secretary,  Robert  Baton,  jun.,  4  Park  terrace. 

CHORAL  AND  ORCHESTRAL  SOCIETIES. 

The  Dundee  Amateur  Choral  Union— 1858.— Victor  Fraenkl,  Presi- 
dent ;  W.  F.  Hill,  Secretary ;  R.  O.  Parker,  Treasurer ;  Committee,  John 
Mathewson,  Robert  Chalmers,  Rev.  Stewart  Galloway,  John  Bisset,  Laurence 
K.  Stevenson,  John  Fergusson  (Newport),  John  Ferguson,  W.  W.  Halley ; 
Conductor,  Carl  Drechsler  Hamilton  ;  Accompanist,  David  Stephen. 

Dundee  Scottish  Musical  Societt—1869.— Conductor,  David  Stephen ; 
President,  J.  S.  Marshall;  Vice-President,  D.  Croll ;  Librarian,  J.  Keill ; 
Committee,  S.  G.  Macdonald,  T.  Jenkins,  G.  Nicoll,  T.  Low,  R.  Morrison  ; 
Secretary,  George  D.  Rattray,  32  Nethergate ;  Treasurer,  D.  Grieve,  11 
Whitehall  street. 

Dundee  Amateur  Opera  Company.  —Conductor,  S.  C.  Hirst ;  Secretary 
and  Treasurer,  James  Urquhart,  32  Bank  street. 

Marshall's  Choir.— Secretary,  David  M.  Dow;  Treasurer,  Jas.  Clark; 
Librarian,  David  M'Kay ;  Committee,  Messrs  Dow,  Clarke,  M'Kay,  and 
Misses  Clark  and  Couper;  Accompanist,  Miss  Dow;  Conductor,  Henry 
Marshall. 

DUNDEE  CONSERVATIVE  ASSOCIATION.— President,  Colonel  Smith; 
Hon.  Secretary— George  Watt,  23  High  Street;  Hon.  Treasurer— D.  J« 
Tweedie  ;  Organizing  Secretary,  John  Kilgour,  41  Reform  street. 

Central  Reading  Rooms,  41  Reform  street ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John 
J.    H.   Henry,   Reform   street;   Third  Ward  Reading  Rooms,  High  street, 


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Lochee ;  Fifth  Ward  Eeading  Kooms,  150  Hilltown  ;  Ninth  "Ward  and  West- 
end  Reading  Rooms,  Isles'  lane,  Hawkhill. 

Wakd  Opfice-bearebs — 

Chairmen.  Secretaries. 

1.  James  Tyndall,  3  Glebe  street.         James  Mathieson,  7  King  street. 

2.  Robert  Lawson,  16  Step  row.  R.  H.  Williamson,  133  Nethergate. 

3.  Wm.  I.  Dalziel,76  High  st., Lochee,  Arnot  Blyth,  3  Mitchell  street. 

4.  Elliot  Strachan,  87  Ann  street.         Wm.  Gouk,  9  Ellen  street. 

5.  John  Carson,  43  Main  street.  Alex.  James,  30  Alexander  street. 

6.  Thomas  Russell,  2  Paradise  road.     Alex.  Williamson,  17  DaUfield  walk. 

7.  Henry  Dawnton,  12  Stirling  street.  David  Fyffe,  5  Stirling  street. 

8.  Stewart  Fenwick,  247  Blackness  rd.  Jas.  Binny,  3  Park  terrace. 

9.  Alex.  Davidson,  14  Wilkie's  lane.     John  Colville,  5  Larch  street. 

MEMBERS  IN  DUNDEE  OF  THE  TAY  DIVISIONAL  COMMITTEE 
OF  THE  CONSERVATIVE  NATIONAL  UNION.— Convener,  Col.  Stirling, 
Kippendavie  ;  Vice-Convener,  Samuel  Chapman,  Perth  ;  Members,  Col.  Smith, 
William  L.  Boase,  Hugh  Ballingall,  Wm.  O.  Dalgleish,  George  Watt,  John 
L.  Luke,  Thomas  Russell,  George  Scrymgeour.  George  Watt,  23  High  street, 
Hon.  Secretary  of  Committee. 

PRIMROSE  LEAGUE,  Dundee  Habitation.— Ruling  Councillor,  I.  J. 
Weinberg ;  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Dalziel,  High  street,  Lochee  ;  Secretary,  Wm. 
H.  Blyth  Martin,  30  Reform  street. 

THE  DUNDEE  LIBERAL  ASSOCIATION.— Hon.  President,  Geo.  Armit- 
stead.  Hon.  Vice-Presidents,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.  ;  EdmundRobertson,  M.P. 
President,  John  Robertson,  Elmslea.  Vice-Presidents,  Lord  Provost  Low, 
Alexander  Mathewson,  C.  C.  Maxwell,  Peter  Matthew,  Francis  Stevenson. 
Hon.  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Walter  Baxter,  81  Murraygate. 

Ward  Office-beakers — 

Chairmen.  Secretaries. 

1.  George  Ritchie,  34  Seagate.  John  M'Farlane,  3  &  5  East  Dock  st. 

2.  Joseph  Philip,  1  Osborne  place.        P.  F.  Husband,  "Whitehall  street. 

3.  A.  B.  Duncan,  2  Dudhope  terrace.  Peter  Anderson,  224  Lochee  road. 

4.  John  Robertson,  24  Forebank  rd.     John  Martin,  15  Park  avenue. 

5.  Alexander  Gow,  35  Alexander  st.    James  Petrie,  11  Glamis  street. 

6.  Wm.  Philip,  6  Garland  place.  A.  M.  Strachan,  Wellgate. 

7.  D.  H.  Saunders,  19  Albany  terrace.  A.  Macfarlane,  88  Strathmartine  rd. 

8.  Bailie  Stephenson,  5  Park  terrace.  A.  Lorimer,  2  Park  terrace. 

9.  G.S.Hood, Waterloopl.,Annfieldrd.  James  Thomson,  Hyndford  terrace. 

Dundee  Liberal  Club. — Trustees,  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  George  Armit- 
stead,  Thomas  Thornton,  LL.D.,  John  Robertson,  A.  D.  Grimond,  and 
the  President  and  Vice-Presidents  of  the  Dundee  Liberal  Association  for  the 
time  being.  Office-bearers — President,  John  Robertson ;  Vice-Presidents, 
Lord  Provost  Low,  Alexander  Mathewson,  C.  C.  Maxwell,  Peter  Matthew ; 
Treasurer  and  Secretary,  Walter  Baxter,  81  Murraygate.  General  Com- 
mittee— The  Office-bearers  and  Peter  Fleming,  Alexander  Gow,  Peter 
Anderson,  Joseph  Philip,  A.  D.  Crockett,  James  Petrie,  Alex.  Macfarlane, 
A.  M.  Strachan,  John  Robertson. 

DUNDEE  RADICAL  ASSOCIATION.— Hon.  President,  R.  Cunninghame- 
Graham,  M.P. ;  Hon.  Vice-Presidents,  H.  Labouchere,  M.P.,  Dr  G.  B.  Clark, 
M.P.;  President,  James  Aimer ;  Vice-Presidents,  A.  Taylor,  W.  G.  Duncan; 
Treasurer,  R.  Powell ;  Joint-Secretaries,  John  Ogilvy,  57  Dock  street,  and 
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DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  LIBERAL  UNIONIST  ASSOCIATION 
(1886). — Hon.  President,  Earl  of  Caraperdown  ;  Hon.  Vice-Presidents,  Earl  of 
Airlie,  J.  J.  Barrie,  Edward  Cox,  Jos.  Grimond,  Alex.  Henderson,  Jas. 
Henderson,  Joseph  Lindsay,  J.  Cox  Methven,  E.  F.  Maitland ;  Council — Geo. 
W.  Baxter,  Chairman ;  J.  R.  Allan,  Jas.  Anderson,  H.  C.  Bett,  J.  C.  Buist, 
E.  B.  Don,  John  Downie,  G.  Fender,  H.  G.  Gourlay,  W.  G.  Irving,  Robert 
Laing,  John  Lindsay,  D.  Mackie,  D.  M'Intosh,  D.  Moodie,  R.  O.  Parker, 
T.  S.  Ross,  A.  Scrymgeour,  J.  F.  Smith,  Alex.  Speed,  "Wm,  Thomson,  J.  F. 
White,  LL.D. ;  Hon.  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Thomas  Little  John,  27  Bank 
street ;  Organizing  Secretary,  R.  W.  Gray,  27  Bank  street. 

Ward  Office-bbaeers — 

Chairmen.  Secretaries. 

1.  W.  B.  Blair,  3  Craigiebank  ter.  John  H.  White,  Craigtay. 

2.  D.  M.  Allan,  9  Stanley  place.  J.  F.  Anderson,  25  Perth  road. 

3.  J.  Stevenson,  AncrumWks.,Lochee.  Alex.  Neish,  51  Reform  street. 

4.  C.  J.  Bisset,  123  Victoria  road.  G.  Laird,  6  Bonnj^bank  road. 

5.  G.  Stevenson,  Woodville  place.  Thos.  Johnston,  104  Ann  street. 

6.  W.  F.  Soutar,  49  Meadowside.  J.  Gillespie,  13  Mid  street. 

7.  R.  Rattray,  2  India  buildings.  C.  W.  Smith,  4  Kinloch  street. 

8.  Alex.  Gilchrist,  Benvie  road.  Jas.  L.  Mason,  253  Blackness  road. 

9.  John  F.  Shaw,  4  Wilkie's  lane.  Edward  Quirk,  72a  Hawkhill. 

DUNDEE  PARLIAMENT.— Speaker,  A.  Caird ;  Deputy-Speaker,  A.  M. 
Strachan ;  Clerk  of  the  House,  Thomas  Allan,  48  Dudhope  Crescent  road ; 
Treasurer,  R.  H.  Williamson,  133  Nethergate ;  Leader  of  Liberal  Party, 
William  Murray  ;  Leader  of  Conservative  Party,  John  J.  H.  Henry.  Meets 
on  Thursday  evenings  in  Burgh  Court-Room,  from  October  to  April. 

DUNDEE  ASSOCIATION  OF  TRUE  HIGHLANDERS.  —  President, 
Bailie  Macdonald;  Vice-President,  Dr  Young;  Committee,  Neil  M'Kay,  Hew 
Morrison,  Angus  Fletcher,  A.  S.  Grant,  John  M 'Donald,  Alex.  Cameron, 
Alex.  Sutherland,  Alex.  M'Pherson  ;  Secretary,  John  M 'Donald,  15  Wellgate  ; 
Treasurer,  Wm.  M'L.  Thorburn,  57  Wellgate. 

DUNDEE  CELTIC  CLUB.— Chief,  Earl  of  Airlie  ;  President,  Col.  Smith  ; 
Senior  Vice-President,  Peter  C.  Barron ;  Junior  Vice-President,  William 
Marr ;  Committee,  John  J.  H.  Henry,  John  Macdonald,  W.  S.  Fleming, 
John  M'Leish,  W.  E.  Dry  den,  W.  Stuart,  Thomas  Watson,  J.  D.  Monteith, 
John  Spence,  George  Dunbar;  Treasurer,  Donald  Macdonald,  71  Perth 
road;  Secretary,  A.  Dewar,  15  Castle  street.  (The  Club  meets  in  the 
Queen's  Hotel  on  the  iirst  Thursdays  of  Feb.,  May,  Aug.,  and  Nov.,  at 
8.15  p.m.) 

NATIONAL  TELEPHONE  COMPANY,  Limited.— President,  James 
Staats  Forbes,  London.  Vice-President,  Lord  Balfour  of  Burleigh.  Director 
resident  in  Scotland — William  Alexander  Smith,  Glasgow.  Head  OflBces, 
Oxford  court.  Cannon  street,  London,  E.C.  ;  Exchanges  in  Forfar,  Brechin, 
Perth,  Arbroath,  and  Montrose ;  Dundee  District  Exchanges — Central,  13 
Panmure  street ;  Western,  2  Rosefield  street,  Dundee  ;  Broughty  Ferry, 
Church  street,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  Monifieth,  High  street,  Monifieth ;  Newport, 
Union  street,  Newport ;  Carnoustie;  Downfield.  Robert  Gilmour,  A.  I.E.  E., 
District  Manager. 

THE  DUNDEE  STEAM  LAUNDRY  COMPANY,  Limited.— Registered 
Office,  104  Commercial  street.  Directors  —  Alex.  H.  Moncur,  Chairman; 
O.  C.  Maxwell,  John  Miln,  M.   Carr,  Wm.  Hunter.     David  Don,  General 


Manager  and  Secretary. 


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FIRST  (CITY  OF  DUNDEE)  VOL.  BATTALION,  THE  BLACK  WATCH 
(ROYAL  HIGHLANDERS).— Hon.  Colonel,  The  Lord  Provost  of  Dundee  ; 
Lieut. -Colonel  Commanding,  J.  Rankin,  Hon.  Colonel,  v.D.,  P  (T) ;  Majors, 
"W.  W.  Turnbull,  Hon.  Lieut. -Colonel,  v.D.,  P  (tj,  and  H.  Hill,  v.D.,  P  (T)  ; 
Captains,  A.  G.  Primrose,  Hon.  Major,  P,  D.  Scroggie,  Hon.  Major,  P,  D. 
A.  Watson,  Hon.  Major,  v.D.,  P,  R.  M.  Stewart,  P  ft),  J.  Nelson,  Hon. 
Major,  V.D.,  P,  J.  Petherbridge,  P,  T.  M.  Cappon,  P,  H.  Walker,  P  ft) ; 
Lieutenants,  J.  S.  Skidmore,  P  (tJ  (S),  J.  M.  Mitchell,  P,  H.  J.  Valentine, 
P,  W.  Fullerton,  P,  W.  C.  F.  Stewart,  P,  N.  Craik,  P  ;  Second  Lieutenants, 
G.  F.  Walker,  R.  A.  Robertson,  H.  G.  Walker,  D.  Pirie,  A.  Valentine,  W. 
W.  M 'Grady ;  Second  Lieutenants  Supernumerary,  E.  A.  M'Grad}',  F.  L. 
M 'Grady ;  Captain  and  Adjutant,  T.  M.  M.  Berkelej' ;  Qtiartermaster,  G. 
Malcolm,  P;  Surgeon-Captains,  C.  Templeman,  M.B.,  P,  J.  M.  Whyte, 
M.B.,  P,  R.  S.  Smith,  M.B.,  P,  D.  Lennox,  M.D.,  P;  Acting  Chaplain,  Rev. 
Dr  C.  Campbell,  D.D.  ;  Treasurer,  C.  C.  Duncan ;  Sergeant-Major,  J. 
Tait ;  Sergt. -Instructors,  R.  M'Cutchen,  J.  Ogg ;  Bandmaster,  W.  D. 
Davidson.     Establishment — 8  Companies,  804  men  of  all  ranks. 

FIRST  FORFARSHIRE  VOLUNTEER  ARTILLERY.— Headquarters, 
Dundee  ;  Orderly  Room,  Baltic  buildings.  Hon.  Colonel — James  E.  Erskine. 
Colonel  Commandant — F.  Stewart  Sandeman,  P.  Lieut. -Colonel — Thomas 
Couper,  P.  Major— W.  G.  Thomson,  P.  Adjutant— Capt.  F.  Chevalley,  R.A. 
Surgeon-Captains — W.  Chalmers  Cowan,  P,  D.  M,  Greig.  Acting  Surgeons 
— R.  Soutar,  D.  Laing,  W.  Peddie.  Chaplains — Rev.  C.  M.  Grant,  M.A., 
B.D.,  Rev.  A.  J.  Campbell,  Rev.  J.  M.  Scott,  and  Rev.  Malcolm  Cochran, 
Hon.  Quartermaster — E.  Ponton. 

Companies  Nos.  7,  8,  and  9— Arbroath.  Captain  Commandant,  A. 
Gordon,  P ;  Captain,  R.  Lindsay,  P ;  Lieutenants,  D.  Laing,  N.  M'Bain, 
A.  D.  Dickson. 

Company  No.  10— Montrose.    Major,  W.  M.  T.  Paton,  P. 

Companies  Nos.  11  and  12— Broughtt  Ferry.  Commandant,  H.  H. 
Gordon,  P ;  Captain,  W,  Low,  P ;  Lieutenant,  F.  T.  M'Laren. 

Companies  Nos.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6— Dundee.  Orderly  Room,  Drill  Hall, — 
West  Bell  street.  Captains— Peter  Carmichael,  P,  W.  G.  Grant,  P,  T.  G. 
Luis,  P,  W.  Henderson,  P,  R.  H.  Adamson,  R.  A.  Mudie.  Lieutenants — ■ 
Lindsay  Henderson,  P  ;  2d  Lieutenants,  J.  AVatson,  A.  M'Gillivray,  W.  G. 
Campbell,  J.  C.  Robertson. 

Company  No.  13— Perth.     Captain,  Frank  Sandeman. 

THIRD  DUNDEE  HIGHLAND  VOLUNTEER  BATTALION  (THE 
BLACK  WATCH)  ROYAL  HIGHLANDERS.— Orderly  Room,  Drill  Hall, 
Parker  square.  Hon.  Colonel  —  Sir  James  T.  S.  Richardson.  Colonel 
William  Smith,  Commanding ;  Major,  Robert  W.  Laburn.  Adjutant — • 
St.  George  Biu-ton,  Capt.  Royal  Highlanders.  Surgeon — Captain  W. 
Kinnear.  Hon.  Chaplain — Rev.  Peter  Grant,  D.D.  Secretary — Daniel 
M'Intyre,  13  Albert  square.  Captain  and  Hon.  Major — Charles  Batchelor.  1 
Captains- S.  G.  M'Donald,  D.  M.  Small,  P.  S.  Nicoll,  T.  H.  Melville,  D.  Milne. 
■Lieutenant — J.  S.  Matthew.  2nd  Lieutenant — G.  Sime.  Quartermaster — 
W.  Anderson.  Sergt. -Major  —  Thomas  Wiltshire.  Sergt. -Instructor  —  R. 
Thacker.  Bandmaster — Dan.  Sweeney,  Sergt. -Drummer — Wm.  Miller. 
Sergt. -Piper — Donald  Bain.     Establishment,  6  Companies. 

FIRST  FORFAR  LIGHT  HORSE.— Major  P.  A.  W.  Carnegy  of  Lour  and 
Turne,  Commanding.  Lieutenant — R.  H.  Dalton.  Surgeon — Captain  T.  F, 
Dewar,   Arbroath.     Quartermaster— W.   Scott.     Troop  Sergeant-Major — J. 


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M.  Andrew.  Quartermaster-Sergeant — P.  G.  Duncan.  Farrier  Major — 
J.  M'Lauchlan  Young,  M.E-.C.V.S.  Instructor  —  Sergeant-Major  J.  T. 
Phillips,  St  Mary's  terrace,  Downfield. 

TAY  VOLUNTEER  DIVISION,  ROYAL  ENGINEERS— Headquarters, 
Broughty  Castle. — Lieut.-Col. — The  Lord  Kinnaird,  Honorary  Commandant; 
Major  W.  H.  Fergixsson,  Commanding  Officer;  Captain  Wm.  Coyle,  R.E., 
Acting  Adjutant  and  O.C,  Tay  Section  Coast  Battalion  R.E.  ;  Captains, 
R.  A.  Fergusson,  E.  Carmichael ;  Chaplain,  Rev.  Harcourt  M.  Davidson ; 
Lieutenants,  G.  H.  Lindsay  Boase,  Fred.  S.  Stephen  ;  2nd  Lieutenant,  John 
H.  White ;  Surgeon-Lieut.,  G.  Owen  C.  Mackness,  M.D.  ;  Quartermaster 
and  Hon.  Lieut.,  John  H.  Luis.  Authorized  Establishment— 3  Companies, 
196  officers,  non-com.missioned  officers,  and  men. 

INSTRUMENTAL  BANDS. 

Band  of  the  First  (City  of  Dundee)  Vol.  Battalion  Royal  High- 
landers, B.W. — Bandmaster — W.  D.  Davidson.  Sergeants — T.  Coutts  and 
John  M'Gonigal. 

Band  of  the  Dundee  Highlanders,  3d  Volunteer  Battalion,  The 
Black  Watch. — Practise  every  Tuesday  and  Thursday  evening  in  Masonic 
Lodge,  Vault.  Pipers  and  Buglers  practise  every  alternate  Monday  evening 
in  Masonic  Lodge,  Vault.  Bandmaster — Daniel  Sweeney,  193  Blackness 
road.  Pipe-Sergeant — Donald  Bain,  18  Queen  street.  Drum-Sergeant — Wm. 
Miller,  Rosebank  School. 

Band  of  the  Artillery  Volunteers. — Practise  on  Monday  and  Thurs- 
day evenings  in  King's  Road  Hall.    Bandmaster — William  Wallace,  51  High  st. 

Dundee  Pipe  Band. — Meets  in  Cutler's  Hall  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
Pipe-Major,  J.  Stewart,  62  Commercial  street ;  Treasurer,  W.  Whytock ; 
Secretary,  D.  M'Kenzie,  111  Princes  street. 

Dundee  Trades  (late  Instrumental)  Band. — Practise  every  Tuesday, 
in  Seaman's  Union  Hall,  Candle  lane.  Bandmaster — A.  J.  Paterson,  133 
Perth  road.     Secretary,  James  Henderson,  61  Lochee  road. 

DUNDEE  MODEL  YACHT  CLUB.— Commodore,  William  Anderson; 
Vice-Commodore,  A.  Robertson ;  Captain,  David  Hynd ;  Treasurer,  John 
Patrick  ;  Secretary,  James  Cant,  60  Watson  street. 

DUNDEE  BOATING  CLUB.  —  President,  W.  Brown  Robertson; 
Vice-President,  Dr  W.  Graham  Campbell ;  Captain,  C.  W.  Meldrum  ;  Vice- 
Captain,  Joseph  Davie  ;  Secretary,  Alex.  Y.  Laing,  Thorn  place;  Treasurer, 
J.  A.  Sutherland.     Headquarters,  Dundee  Boatsheds. 

DUNDEE  CORINTHIAN  BOATING  CLUB.— President,  W.  B.  Irvine ; 
Vice-President,  James  B.  Stewart ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  A.  H.  Glass, 
104  Commercial  street.     Headquarters,  Dundee  Boatsheds,  Esplanade. 

ROYAL  TAY  YACHT  CLUB.— Commodore,  Captain  G.  D.  Clayhilla 
Henderson,  R.N.  ;  Vice-Commodore,  W.  J.  Gordon  ;  Rear-Commodore,  C.  G. 
Gourlay  ;  Measvirer,  James  H.  Gumming ;  Surgeon,  Dr  Mackness  ;  Auditor, 
J.  H.  Luis  ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Alfred  Taylor,  83  Commercial  street. 

SANITARY  PROTECTION  ASSOCIATION,  Edinburgh.  —  Dundee 
Branch  Office,  11  Reform  Street — Alex.  Tosh,  C.A.,  Local  Secretary  ;  George 
Tudhope,  Resident  Engineer. 

CARSE  OF  GOAVRIE  DAIRY  COMPANY.— Office,  Ward  road. 
Directors,  Sir  Reginald  H.  A.  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  Chairman;  A.  H.  Foggie, 
Andrew  Hutcheson,  Henry  Prain,  John  Johnston,  Alexander  Anderson. 
Manager  and  Secretary,  David  Rodger. 


104  MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 

ANCIENT  NOBLE  ORDER  OF  UNITED  ODDFELLOWS  (BOLTON 

UNITY).— Lodges  :— 

"Banks  of  Tay."— Meets  in  Operative  Hall,  43  Overgate,  on  10th  May 
and  every  alternate  Thursday.     Secretary,  William  Duncan,  52  Ure  street. 

"City  of  Dundee."— Meets  in  Operative  Hall,  43  Overgate,  on  7th  May 
and  every  alternate  Monday.  Secretary,  Robert  Calvert,  2  Baldovan  terrace, 
Park  avenue. 

"  Elliot,"— Meets  in  Union  Hall,  Lochee,  on  1st  May  and  every  alternate 
Tuesday.     Secretary,  Robert  Kellock,  82J  High  street,  Lochee. 

"KiNBRAE."— Meets  in  F.  and  K.  Hafl,  Meadow  street,  on  2nd  May  and 
every  alternate  Wednesday.     Secretary,  Henry  Robb,  19  Clepington  street. 

DUNDEE  YEARLY  SOCIETIES  PROTECTION  ASSOCIATION.— 
Meets  in  James'  U.P.  Church  Hall  on  first  Thursdays  in  March  and  September. 
President,  David  Dallas ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Charles  MoUison,  87 
Albert  street.     Affiliated  Societies  with  their  respective  Secretaries — 

Blackscroft,  George  Gilchrist,  51  Crescent  street  ;  Chapelshade  Church, 
William  Anderson,  30  Dallfield  terrace;  Dundee  Calenderworkers,  Alex. 
Lunan,  21  Ellen  street ;  Dundee  Male  and  Female,  William  Davidson,  51 
Crescent  street ;  Dundee  Yearly,  Peter  Lowden,  1  Union  street,  Maxwell- 
town ;  Forebank,  James  R.  Dundas,  3  Paradise  road;  New  Chapelshade, 
Peter  M'Intosh,  7  Main  street;  Old  Carolina  Port,  David  W.  Small,  9 
Cardean  street ;  Rosebank,  .John  Spankie,  12  Kinloch  street ;  St  Patrick, 
James  Steel,  55  Victoria  road  ;  Wallacetown,  John  Barrie,  63  King  street. 

DUNDEE  SOCIAL  PURITY  ASSOCIATION.— President,  The  Most 
Rev,  H.  W.  Jermyn ;  Vice-Presidents,  A.  H,  Moncur,  Walter  Shepherd. 
Committee — President,  Vice-Presidents,  Secretary,  and  Revs.  James  Wilson, 
William  Smith,  Robert  A.  Watson,  D.  M.  Ross ;  William  Doig,  A.  J.  Buist, 
JohnLaing,  John  M 'Farlane,  Thomas  Murdoch ;  Hon.  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
James  Thomson,  LL.B.,  48  Union  street. 

SCOTTISH  NATIONAL  ARTILLERY  ASSOCIATION,  Buddon  Camp. 
—Local  Members  of  Executive  Committee,  Col.  Stewart  Sandeman,  Lieut. - 
Col.  Couper,  Capt.  Chevalley,  Capt.  Low ;  Hon.  Secretary,  Major  Dalmahoy, 
12  Hill  street,  Edinburgh ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Major  Pringle  Taylor  ;  Acting 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Capt.  Blaikie,  88  George  street,  Edinburgh ;  Executive 
Officer,  Capt.  Walker,  Easter  Road  Barracks,  Edinburgh ;  Commandant,  2nd 
Sub-District,  Lieut. -Col.  Will. 

DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  TOTAL  ABSTAINERS'  CLUB.— Central 

Section — President,  Alex.  Lewis ;  Treasurer,  James  Anderson ;  Secretary, 
John  Steel,  118  Rosebank  street.  Northern  Section — President,  William 
Thow  ;  Treasurer,  Robert  Grogan  ;  Secretary,  William  Thomson,  14  Stirling 
Street.  Lochee  Section— President,  David  S.  Dundas ;  Treasurer,  James 
Haggart ;  Secretary,  David  Beat,  77  Union  place,  Lochee. 

SOCIETY  OF  FRIENDS— Meeting-house  and  Institute,  Whitehall  crescent. 
— Members  of  Meeting  on  ministry  and  oversight,  R.  T.  M.  Allan  and  Mrs 
James  Steel.  Building  Committee— Treasurer,  R.  T.  M.  Allan ;  Secretaries, 
Mrs  James  Steel  and  Edwin  J.  Walker. 

DUNDEE  CHESS  CLUB,  39  High  street.— President,  William  N.  Walker  ; 
Vice-President,  Chas.  R.  Baxter  ;  Hon.  Presidents,  Dr  A.  Blair  Spence,  T.  W. 
Thorns ;  Council,  P.  P.  Fleming,  William  Kidd,  P.  J.  Itnandt,  Edward 
Parker ;  Hon.  Secretary,  H.  J.  Thorns,  Fort  House,  366  Perth  road ;  Hon. 
Treasurer,  J.  D.  Baxter,  18  Albert  street ;  Match  Secretary,  Rev.  C.  M. 
Grant,  9  Airlie  Place.      Open  for  play  daily  from  11  A.M.  to  11  p.m. 


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HARBOUR  AND  SHIPPING  LISTS. 

CUSTOMS.— H.  P.  Devereux,  Collector  and  Surveyor  ;  Thos.  Kelvington, 
"W.  Harry  Hudson,  John  S.  Skidmore,  Clerks  ;  M.  Calder,  G.  R.  Spencer,  John 
Aitken,  C.  W.  Meldrum,  W.  R.  Stevenson,  P.  Lonergan,  S.  Hunter,  M.  C. 
Fitzgerald,  W.  M'Mahon,  A.  Smyth,  Examining  Officers ;  A,  Geekie,  D. 
Mackay,  Preventive  Officers ;  A.  C.  Warnock,  J,  H.  Allan,  J.  H.  Fargie,  J.  G. 
Cruickshank,  Out-Door  Officers ;  G.  Hood,  J.  S.  Nicolson,  D.  Graham,  G.  Jen- 
kins, T  Postlethwaite,  C.  Campbell,  D.  Ross,  J.  Jolly,  Boatmen.  Broughty 
Ferry,  Tayport,  and  St  Andrews. — S.  Brown,  Principal  Coast  Officer 
(stationed  at  Tayport).  Perth.— H.  Christie,  Principal  Coast  Officer.  Ar 
BROATH.— James  Cassie,  Principal  Coast  Officer.  Montrose.— W.  P.  Scovell 
Supermtendent ;  M.Galvin,  Second  Officer;  J.  Dakers,  A.  Brown,  Boatmen. 

HARBOUR  TRUSTEES.— Harbour  Office,  and  Shore  Dues  Office,  Custom 
house  buildings,  Dock  street. 

For  the  Town  Council — Lord  Provost  Low,  Bailies  Doig,  Perrie,  Stephenson, 
and  Macdonald,  and  Councillor  Ballingall. 

For  the  Guildry— Lord  Dean  of  Guild  Paul,  Henry  M'Grady,  Wm.  Hunter, 
Robert  Taylor,  W.  B.  Robertson,  James  Shaw. 

For  the  Nine  Trades— William  Nicoll,  W.  B.  Thompson,  and  Geo.  B.  PaiJ, 

For  the  Three  United  Trades — James  Scott,  Broughty  Ferry. 

For  the  Seaman  Fraternity — William  Kilgour. 

For  the  County  Council— Peter  M'Intyre,  David  M'Intyre,  W.  F.  Bell, 
and  Baxter  Gray. 

For  Chamber  of  Commerce— A.  B.  Gilroy ,  W.  H.  Ferguson,  and  R.  B.  Sharp. 

For  the  Shipowners — J.  W.  Kidd,  David  Bruce,  and  James  Scott. 

For  the  Ratepayers — J.  T.  Inglis,  David  Alexander,  and  James  Berry. 

For  the  Municipal  Electors — Joseph  Lindsay  and  Andrew  Leitch. 

Committees. — Finance  and  Rights — Consisting  of  all  the  Members  of  the 
Board ;  Andrew  Leitch,  Convener.  Works — Consisting  of  all  the  Members 
of  the  Board;  W.  B.  Thompson,  Convener.  Tay  Ferries — Consisting  of 
all  the  Members  of  the  Board ;  David  Alexander,  Convener.  Lighting,  Buoy- 
ing, and  Pilotage  Committee — Consisting  of  all  the  Members  of  the  Board  ; 
J.  W.  Kidd,  Convener. 

Alex.  E.  Gray,  Clerk;  James  Watson,  Treasiu-er ;  David  Cimningham, 
Engineer  ;  Charles  Yule,  Harbourmaster  ;  George  Ritchie,  Master  of  Camper- 
down  and  Victoria  Docks;  John  Carmichael,  Master  of  King  William  Dock;  Jas. 
Cooper,  Master  of  Earl  Grey  Dock  ;  David  Black,Piermaster ;  Jas.Lindsay,  jun., 
Warehouse  Keeper  and  Traffic  Superintendent ;  John  Henderson,  Messenger ; 
James Whitton,  Head  Weigher  and  Superintendent  of  Weighing  Gear ;  Captain 
Robert  Leslie,  Surveyor  of  Cargoes  ;  William  Lamsden,  Harbour  Foreman. 

Dock  Gates. — The  Gates  are  generally  opened  two  hours  before  highwater 
at  spring  tides,  and  one  hour  at  neap  tides.    Blue  and  White  Chequered  Flags, 
hoisted  at  the  Gate-houses,  indicate  that  the  Gates  are  open.      The  following 
Signals  at  Earl  Grey  Dock  indicate  Vessels  entering  the  River  : — 
Red,    -        -         -        Pennant,  indicates  Steamers. 

White,         -        -  Do.,  ,,         Ships. 

Blue  and  Red,    -        Square  Flag,  ,,        Barques. 

Red  and  White,  Do.,  ,,        Brigs. 

Blue,  -        -        Pennant,  ,,         Schooners  or  Sloojjs. 

Day  and  Night  Signals  representing  Depth  of  Water  on  Tide  Gauges  are 
exhibited  at  Earl  Grey  Dock  and  Camperdown  Dock.  Signal  sheets  may  be 
obtained  at  Harbourmaster's  office.  Earl  Grey  Dock. 

The  Pilotage  of  the  River  Tay  and  Harbour  of  Dundee  is  now  managed  by 
the  Lighting,  Buoying,  and  Pilotage  Committee  of  the  Harbour  Trustees. 


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Pilot  Cutter— "  Tay  "  Masters  of  Cutters— Peter  Lowson  and  George  Keith. 
Pilots  Licensed  by  authority  of  the  Trustees— John  Martin,  "William  Ferrier, 
George  Sutherland,  Jas.  Wilson,  Jas.  Stephen,  John  Eeid,  Johnston  Inglis, 
"William  Dunn,  Robert  Nicoll,  and  "William  Easson.  Supernumeraries — 
James  Baird  and  William  Mills. 

Light  Keepers.— Lights  of  Tay— Buddoness— J.  Cockerill,  Principal 
Light  Keeper ;  Wm.  Bishop,  Assistant.  Taypobt— Fleming  Bishop,  Principal 
Light  Keeper ;  David  Pryde  and  William  Linnes,  Assistants. 

Light  Ship  "Abertay."— Master,  James  Menzies;  Mate,  Robt.  Swaddell. 

LOCAL  MARINE  BOARD.— Offices,  Sailors'  Home  buildings.  Members— 
The  Lord  Provost,  ex  officio.  Elected— James  Mudie,  Chairman  ;  David  Bruce, 
George  Halley,  J.  W.  Kidd,  W.  Thomson,  jun.,  and  Joseph  Gibson. 
Nominees  of  the  Board  of  Trade— Charles  Barrie,  T.  W.  Thoms,  W.  N. 
Machan,  and  C.  W.  Millar. 

Alfred  Smith,  Superintendent,  Mercantile  Marine,  and  Secretary,  Local 
Marine  Board ;  Alex.  Nicol,  Deputy  Superintendent ;  A.  P.  Downie,  Clerk 
and  Deputy  Superintendent ;  George  Ritchie,  Board  of  Trade  Constable,  1st 
Class  ;  William  Scott,  Messenger  ;  James  Mitchell,  Examiner  of  Masters  and 
Mates;  Adam  Watt,  Surveyor  for  the  Board  of  Trade  and  Examiner  of 
Engineers  ;  George  Faithful,  Tapeholder  and  Messenger. 

DUNDEE  TRINITY  HOUSE  (incorporated  by  Royal  Charter).— William 
Kilgour,  Box-Master  ;  David  Simpson,  Deputy  Box-Master ;  Committee— Wm. 
Barron,  Jas.  Cappon,  Wm.  Speedy,  Geo.  C.  White,  Wm.  Ovenstone,  Jas.  W. 
Melville;  Jas.  Hunter,  Jr.,  69  Reform  Street,  Secretary  and  Factor. 

SHIPWRECKED  FISHERMEN  AND  MARINERS'  ROYAL  BENEVO- 
LENT SOCIETY.— Central  Office— Sailors'  Home  Chambers,  London,  E. 
Hon.  Agents  at  Dundee— W.  N.  Machan  and  David  Bruce. 

ROYAL  NATIONAL  LIFEBOAT  INSTITUTION,  for  the  Preservation  of 
Life  from  Shipwreck,  Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter.— Dundee  Branch  Com- 
mittee, Wm.  Ogilvy  Dalgleish  of  Errol  Park,  President ;  G.  LLoyd  Alison, 
"Vice-President ;  R.  V.  Scroggie,  James  Mudie,  James  W.  Kidd,  David  Bruce, 
and  Bailie  Kidd  ;  Captains  George  Taylor,  James  Mitchell,  James  Cappon, 
Charles  Yule,  John  Rollo,  Alex.  Wood,  John  P.  Newton.  Committee  meets 
in  the  office  of  Jas.  Himter,  Jr. ,  69  Reform  st. ,  Hon.  Secretary.  David  Bruce, 
3  Royal  Exchange  place,  Hon.  Treasurer.  Captain  Superintendent,  Captain 
Newton,  Camperdown  street,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  Superintendent  of  Boats  and 
Apparatus  at  Broughty  Ferry— John  Lorimer,  Dundas  street,  Broughty  Ferry. 

DUNDEE  SAILORS'  HOME,  Dock  street.— President,  William  OgUvy 
Dalgleish;  Vice-Presidents,  A.  H.  Moncur,  W.  Y.  Blyth-Martin.  Direc- 
tors—Sir John  Leng,  M.P.,  George  Armitstead,  Alexander  J.  Buist,  David 
Bruce,  Alexander  D.  Grimond,  Alex.  Gourlay,  Alex.  Henderson,  Charles 
Barrie,  Robert  Murdoch,  James  Mudie,  J.  Gibson.  Hon.  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  Alfred  Smith,  Local  Marine  Board.  Auditor,  Robert  B.  Ritchie, 
C.A.     Superintendent,  Duncan  Ritchie. 

SEAMEN'S  FRIEND  SOCIETY.— Chapel  and  Library,  Sailors'  Home 
Buildings ;  Reading  Room,  Harbour  Police  Office,  East  Dock  street.  Presi- 
dent, W.  O.  Dalgleish ;  Vice-President,  David  Bruce ;  Committee,  W.  Y. 
Blyth-Martin,  A.  J.  Buist,  A.  H.  Moncur,  P.  A.  Feathers,  Wm.  Gellatly, 
Joseph  Gibson,  Charles  Barrie ;  Hon.  Treasurer,  Thomas  Farquharson ; 
Auditor,  Robert  B.  Ritchie,  C.A.;  Missionary,  James  N.  Tait;  Hon.  Secre- 
tary, A.  Smith,  Local  Marine  Board. 

NATIONAL  AMALGAMATED  SAILORS'  AND  FIREMEN'S  UNION, 
GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRELAND.— Office,  65  Trades  lane.  Secretary, 
George  Henry. 


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SHIPPING  COMPANIES  :— 

Dundee,  Perth,  and  London  Shipping  Company.— Office,  5  Shore  terrace^ 
Dundee.     James  W.  Kidd,  Manager. 

Dundee  and  London  Trade.— Screw  Steam-sliips— Dundee,  1266  tons,  30O 
horse-power,  Alex.  Young,  commander;  London,  1738  tons,  460  horse- 
power, William  Speedy,  commander;  Perth,  1728  tons,  450  horse-power, 
William  Packham,  commander.  Agent  in  London— James  Mitchell,  New 
Dundee  Wharf,  82  Wapping. 

Dundee  and  Hull  Trade.— Screw  Steam-ship  Hull,  725  tons,  140  horse- 
power, R.  M'Intosh,  commander.     Agents  in  Hull— Jackson  &  Tarbolton. 

Dundee  and  Newcastle  Steam  Shipping  Company,  Limited.— Office,  1 
Commercial  street.  H.  Plenderleath,  Manager.  Screw  Steam-ship  Alderney, 
82  horse-power,  Robert  Latto,  commander.  Company's  Office  in  Newcastle,, 
Quayside.     Agent— William  Feggetter. 

Dundee  and  Liverpool  Steam-Packet  Office- 29  Dock  street.  R.  K. 
Christie,  Agent.  Steam-ships  Princess  Helena,  Princess  Irene,  Princess 
Louise,  Princess  Beatrice,  Princess  Sophia,  Princess  Victoria,  and  others. 
Agents  at  Liverpool— M.  Langlands  &  Sons,  10  Rumford  place.  These 
Steamers  call  at  Aberdeen,  Inverness,  Stromness,  Stornoway,  Morecambe, 
and  Preston,  and  occasionally  at  Plymouth,  Bristol,  Cardiff,  and  Swansea, 
Regular  service  between  Dundee  and  Manchester  per  Ship  canal— New 
Steam-ships,  Princess  Victoria  and  Princess  May. 

Dundee  Seal  and  Whale  Fishing  Company.— Whale  Yard,  East  Dock 
street.  David  Bruce,  Manager.  Screw  Steam-ship  Esquimavix,  436  tons,. 
70  horse-power,  J.  Phillips,  master. 

Private  Owners— Screw  Steam-ship  Terra  Nova.  David  Bruce  &  Co.,. 
Managers. 

Tay  Whale  Fishing  Company.— Robert  Kinnes,  Whale  lane.  Manager. 

Private  Otvners— Screw  Steam-ships  Active,  Polar  Star,  Balaena,  Diana. 
R.  Kinnes,  Manager. 

Albany  Shipping  Company,  Limited,  79  Commercial  street.  David  Scott 
&  Son,  Managers.  Directors— William  Robertson  (Chairman),  Wm.  Gibson, 
George  Malcolm,  Alex.  Gilroy. 

Dundee  Shipowners  Company,  Limited,  83  Commercial  Street. — W.  O, 
Taylor  &  Co.,  Managers.  Directors — Wm.  Robertson,  Wm.  Ritchie,  Joha 
Robertson.  R.  V.  Scroggie,  and  Wm.  Smith. 

Dundee  Loch  Line  Steam  Shipping  Company,  Limited.— Andrew  Leitch^ 
Manager;  Simon  Forrest,  Secretary.  Directors— Alexander  Mathewson,. 
Chairman ;  David  Pirie,  Henry  M'Grady,  David  Whyte,  Robert  L.  Watson. 

Dundee  Gem  Line  Steam  Shipping  Company,  Limited,— Office,  59  Dock, 
street,  Dundee.  Managers— P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son.  Directors— Joseph  Lind- 
say, James  M'Donald,  John  Smith,  James  Robertson,  David  M'Intyre. 
Secretary — D.  J.  Browne. 

North  Sea  Steam  Shipping  Company,  Limited.— Berg,  Sons,  &  Co.,  4 
Panmnre  street.  Managers ;  J.  P,  Bruce,  Secretary. 

Arrow  Line.— Dimdee  to  New  York.— W.  Kinnear  &  Co.,  18  Commercial 
street,  Agents. 

Allan  Line  op  Royal  Mail  Steamers,  4  India  buildings.— (James  and 
Alex.  Allan,  25  Bothwell  street,  Glasgow.)  Weekly  to  United  States,  Canada,. 
New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia,  Newfoundland,  South  America. 

Antrim  Line— Dundee  to  Belfast.— B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 
Agent. 

SHIPPING  AGENTS  :— 

Alexander,  David,  26  St  Andrew's  street,  agent  for  Jas.  Currie  &  Co,^ 
Leith;  G.  Gibson  &  Co.,  Leith  ;  D.. Currie  &  Co.,  London. 


108  HARBOUR  AND  SHIPPING  LISTS. 

Allan,  Jas.  &  Alex.,  4  India  buildings,  agents  for  Wilson-Hill  Line— London 
to  New  York,  weekly;  Union  Line  Royal  Mail  steamers— to  S.  and  E.  Africa, 
weekly;  M 'Lay's  Line— Glasgow  to  France,  Spain,  Mediterranean,  Danube, 
Black  Sea  ;  Hogarth's  Line— Glasgow  to  Lisbon,  Huelva ;  Gulf  Line— Glas- 
gow and  Liverpool  to  Chili,  Peru,  Australia. 

Anderson,  James  A.,  29  Panmure  street,  agent  for  Cunard  Line— Liver- 
pool to  United  States,  France  and  Mediterranean ;  Anchor  Line— to  United 
States,  India  and  Mediterranean  ;  Allan  and  State  Lines— to  United  States, 
Canada,  &c. ;  Inman,  Guion,  American  and  National  Lines— to  United  States; 
Orient  Line,  New  Zealand  Shipping  Co.,  and  Shaw,  Savill,  and  Albion  Co.— 
London  to  Australia  and  New  Zealand ;  Union  Line  Eoyal  Mail  Steamers— to 
South  Africa. 

Barrie,  Chas.,  33  Albert  square,  agent  for  City  Line— Glasgow  and  Liverpool 
to  Bombay,  Kurrachee,  and  Calcutta;  Shaw,  Savill, and xUbion Co.— London  to 
New  Zealand,  Tasmania,  Australia ;  Gellatly,  Hankey,  Sewell,  &  Co.— Antwerp 
toEio  de  Janeiro,  Monte  Video,  Buenos  Ayres,  Rosario ;  also  Birkenhead  to  Red 
Sea  and  Persian  Gulf ;  and  Glasgow  and  Birkenhead  to  Penang,  Smgapore, 
Hong-Kong,  Yokohama,  Nagasaki. 

Christie,  R.  K.,  29  Dock  street,  agent  for  M.  Langlands  &  Sons— Dundee 
and  Liverpool  steamers  ;  Lamport  &  Holt— River  Plate  and  Brazil  steamers ; 
Staveley,  Taylor,  &  Co.— steamers  from  Pernambuco,  Natal,  Maceio,  &c. ; 
Wm.  Johnston  &  Co.,  Limited— steamers  for  Greece,  Danube,  Black  Sea,  &c. 

Fleming  &  Haxton,  44  High  street,  agents  for  the  following  Lines— Cunard, 
White  Star,  American,  Dominion,  Anchor,  Beaver,  Allan,  State,  Orient,  Aber- 
deen, Thames  and  Mersey,  Queensland,  Gulf,  Peninsular  &  Oriental,  Star,  Loch, 
Shire,NewZealandShippingCo.,Shaw,Savill,&AlbionCo.,Union,Castle,Pacific. 

Henderson  Brothers,  25  Albert  square,  agents  for  Anchor  Line— Glasgow 
to  New  York,  Bombay  and  Kurrachee,  Calcutta,  Mediterranean ;  Houston 
Line— Liverpool  to  Monte  Video,  Buenos  Ayres,  Rosario. 

Hendry,  D.  B.,  4  India  Buildings,  agent  for  F.  A.  Hodgkinson  &  Co. 

Inglis,  J.  T.,  &  Sons,  33  Dock  street.  "■ 

Kinnear,  William,  &  Co.,  18  Commercial  street,  agents  for  Royal  Hungarian 
Sea  Navigation  Co.,  "Adria,"  Ltd.— to  Adriatic  ports;  Royal  Netherlands 
Steam  Navigation  Co.— Amsterdam  and  Rotterdam  to  Baltimore ;  Wilson 
Line— Hull  to  Boston  ;  Knot's  "  Prince  "  Lines— London  to  River  Plate  and 
Mediterranean,  also  Liverpool  and  Manchester  to  Mediterranean  ports; 
Thomson  Line — Tyne  to  Montreal,  &c. 

Machan,  W.  N.,  26  East  Dock  street,  agent  for  British  and  Colonial  Steam 
Navigation  Co.,  Ltd. — London  to  South  Africa. 

Melville  &  Halley,  2  India  buildings,  agents  for  Atlantic  Transport  Line, 
London  to  America. 

Millar,  James,  54  Commercial  street,  agent  for  Brazil  and  River  Plate 
Steamers  (Lamport  &  Holt,  London). 

Morison,  PoUexfen,  &  Blair,  84  Commercial  street,  agents  for  Royal  Mail 
Steam  Packet  Co.— to  Brazil,  River  Plate,  Central  America,  West  Indies ; 
Messageries  Maritime  de  France— London  to  Marseilles  and  Mediterranean ; 
Furness  Line— London  to  Boston,  Halifax,  St  Johns ;  David  Maclver  &  Co.'s 
Line— Liverpool  to  River  Plate;  Donaldson  Line— Glasgow  to  Montreal, 
Quebec,  Halifax,  Baltimore ;  Peninsular  and  Oriental — London  to  Bombay. 

Morrison,  W.  B.,  10  Panmure  street,  agent  for  White  Star  Line. 

Nairn,  B.  L.,  26  Commercial  street,  agent  for  Clan  Line— Glasgow  and 
Liverpool  to  Bombay,  Kurrachee,  Calcutta,  Madras,  South  Africa. 

NicoU,  P.  S.,  65  Trades  lane,  agent  for  steamers  from  Granton  and 
Grangemouth  to  Denmark,  Norway,  Sweden ;  Deefzyl  to  Dundee  and  Grange- 
mouth, Antwerp  to  River  Plate. 

Ritchie,  James  S.,  1  Commercial  street. 


HARBOUR  AND  SHIPPING  LISTS. 


109- 


LIST  OF  SHIPPING  BELONGING  TO  THE  PORT. 


Abbreviations. — Ship,  sh  ;  Barque,  bar  ;  Brig-,  br ;  Brigantine,  bn  ;  Schooner,  sch  ; 
Sloop,  si ;   Smack,  sm ;  Steamer,  st  ;  Paddle-steamer,  p.s  ;    Screw-steamer,  s.s. ; 


Cutter,  cut. 

ciutv,    am  , 

OUCOrlllCl,      ou    , 

Vessels. 

Masters. 

Abertay 

sch 

Menzies 

Active 

S.S. 

Robertson 

Adam  Smith 

s.s. 

Kinnear 

Admiral 

sm. 

Air  lie 

sh 

Caines 

Alderney 

s.s. 

Latto 

Alice  Taylor 

s.s. 

Ross 

Amethyst 

s.s. 

Keay 

Antelope 

cut 

Melville 

Ardle 

s.s. 

Batchelor 

Argyle 

p.s. 

Edwards 

Arthurstone 

bar 

Adam 

Aurora 

s.s. 

Learmonth 

Aviemore 

s.s. 

Mills 

Avlona 

s.s. 

Baxter 

Balaena 

s.s. 

Fairweather 

Ballochmyle 

sh 

Tait 

Balmore 

s.s. 

Ewan 

Balmuir 

s.s. 

Spence 

Bavaria 

s.s. 

Rees 

Beryl 

s.s. 

Campbell 

Bob  and  Harry 

s.s. 

Ross 

Bracken 

s.s. 

Lamb 

Briar 

s.s. 

Pert 

Brook 

s.s. 

Nairn 

Broomhall 

bar 

Stewart 

Calabria 

s.s. 

Rees 

Calcutta 

bar 

A.  Low 

Canmore 

bar 

Laverton 

Castor 

bar 

Mitchell 

Chili 

bar 

M'Kenzie 

Chittagong 

bar 

Ewan 

Countess  of  Derby  bar 

"Watkins 

Countess  of  Rothes  bar 

Jackson 

Cristina 

dandy 

Miles 

Curfew- 

s.s. 

R.  Sangster 

Dacca 

bar 

Jarvis 

Dewdrop 

s.s. 

J.  Brown 

Diamond 

s.s. 

Gambley 

Diana 

s.s. 

Davidson 

Doris 

bar 

Hunter 

Dracona 

s.s. 

Thompson 

Dundee 

s.s. 

Young 

Dundee 

pad.  st. 

Dundee           4  mst.  bar 

Coss 

Duntrune 

sh 

Jarvis 

Earlshall 

bar 

Stephen 

Eclipse 

s.s. 

Milne 

Edith  Mary 

sch 

Guthrie 

Owner  or  Agent. 

Tons. 

Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 

117 

R.  Kinnes 

236 

W.  Wighton 

156 

A.  Adams 

24 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

1429 

Dun.  &  Newcastle  Ship.  Co. 

247 

Robert  Taylor 

— 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 

600 

Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 

32 

Berg,  Sons,  &  Co. 

794 

David  Edwards 

22 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

1093 

R.  A.  Mudie  &  Sons 

823 

Albany  Shipping  Co.,  Ltd. 

617 

Wm.  Thomson  &  Sons 

1279 

R.  Kinnes 

247 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

1438 

Albany  Shipping  Co.,  Ltd. 

783 

W.  N.  Machan 

886 

D.  Scott  &  Son 

1087 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 

770 

T.  Ross 

25 

"William  Kinnear  &  Co. 

89 

William  Kinnear  &  Co. 

87 

William  Kinnear  &  Co. 

87 

W.  S.  Croudace 

1338 

D.  Scott  &  Son 

977 

Chas.  Barrie 

984 

Albany  Shipping  Co. ,  Ltd. 

729 

W.  S.  Croudace 

1952 

John  Stewart 

678 

Charles  Barrie 

1042 

J.  Allison  &  Sons 

750 

J.  Allison  &  Sons 

738 

M.  Boyle 

45 

R.  A.  Mudie  &  Sons 

1261 

Charles  Barrie 

995 

W.  H.  Burn 

12 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 

728 

R.  Kinnes 

212 

Alex.  Stephen  &  Sons 

1296 

Wm.  Thomson  &  Sons 

1245 

D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 

649 

Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 

160 

Charles  Barrie 

1998 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

1456 

Robertson  Bros. 

396 

James  Mitchell 

295 

Robertson  Bros. 

228 

110 

Vessels 
Emerald 
Enterprise 
Errol 
Escalona 
Esquimaux 
Eudora 
Fifeshire 
Erancis  Molison 
Fremona 
Oalena 
Ganges 
Garnet 
Gerona 
Glamis 
Glenafton 
Glenclova 
Glencona 
Glenesk 
Glenfarg 
Glenfyne 
Glengarry 
Glenisla 
Glenlyon 
Glenmark 
Glenogle 
Glensfiee 
Helenslea 
Hull 
Hurona 
Invertay 
lona 
Jacinfcli 
Juteopolis 
Kenmore 
Kinclune 
Kinfauns 
Lawhill 
Lintrathen 
Lochee 
Loch  Etive 
Loch  Garry 
Loch  Katrine 
Loch  Leven 
Loch  Lomond 
Loch  Maree 
Loch  Ness 
Loch  Ea,nnoch 
Loch  Tay 
London 
Lord  Kinnaird 
Lorna  Doone 
Matin 
Maulesden 
Mayfield 
Nellie 


HARBOUR  AND  SHIPPING  LISTS. 


s.s. 
ketch 

sh 

•s.s. 

st.  sh 

sh 

pad.  st, 

brig 

s.s. 

sh 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
bar 
bar 

sh 

sh 
bar 
bar 
bar 
bar 
s.s. 
bar 
bar 
bar 
bar 
bar 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 


4-mst.  bar 
s.s. 
bar 


4  mst, 


bar 

bar 

bar 

sh 


s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
s.s. 
bar 
bar 
s.s. 
sh 
s.s. 


Masters. 
Rattray 
Walker 
M'Millan 
Milne 
Phillips 
Ogilvie 

Scott 

Tait 

Reid 

Roberts 

"Webster 

Stooke 

Rowe 

Bailie 

Watt 

Webster 

Paul 

Gilbert 

Johnston 

Carswell 

Brown 

Burn 

Lynn 

Pearson 

Burn 

Milne 

M'Intosh 

Yule 

Scott 

Cummings 

Joiner 

J.  Low 

Taylor 

Smith 

Piggot 

Singer 

Alexander 

Borrett 

Young 

Lee 

Doig 

Duncan 

Morgan 

Allison 

Home 

Noble 

Lee 

Speedy 

Steven 

Reid 

J.  Archer 

Smith 

Glass 

Ross 


Owner  or  Agent. 
P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 
D.  Foreman 
Charles  Barrie 
Wm.  Thomson  &  Sons 
David  Bruce  &  Co. 
Alex.  Stephen  &  Sons 
Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 
"Mars"  Tr.  Ship  Inst. 
William  Thomson  &  Sons 
Alex.  Stephen  &  Sons 
D.  Bruce  &  Co. 
P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 
William  Thomson  &  Sons 
D.  Bruce  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
Jas.  Mitchell 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
Alex.  Stephen  &  Son 
D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 
William  Thomson  &  Sons 
Charles  Barrie 
William  Thomson  &  Sons 
T.  Muir,  Son,  &  Patton 
Charles  Barrie 
Albany  Shipping  Co.,  Ltd. 
John  Couper 
John  Couper 
Charles  Barrie 
Joseph  Gibson 
David  Bruce  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
A.  Leitch  &  Co. 
D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 
W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 
Robertson  Bros. 
R.  A.  Mudie  &  Sons 
D.  Bruce  &  Co. 
W.  N.  Machan 
Robert  Taylor 


Tons. 

400 

71 

1387 

1246 

466 

1937 

153 

141 

1897 

2169 

1429 

1004 

2070 

1099 

1109 

2246 

2488 

1266 

851 

913 

802 

859 

665 

1256 

914 

849 

1315 

423 

2300 

827 

2300 

187 

2652 

495 

718 

981 

2748 

664 

1654 

1397 

585 

939 

536 

1689 

1725 

643 

1057 

3415 

946 

844 

367 

2432 

1454 

793 

919 


HARBOUR  AND  SHIPPING  LISTS. 


Ill 


Vessels. 

Nelly  Bch 

North  Sea  s.s. 

NovaZembla  s.s. 

Ogmore  s.s. 

Opal  s.s. 

Orion  bar 

Osburgha  bn 

Perth  s.s. 

Peru  bar 

Pioneer  sch 
Polar  Star  st.  bar 
Princess  Louise        s.s. 

Princess  of  Wales    s.s 

Procyon  bar 

Ranger  s.s. 
R.  Passmore         ketch 

Ruby  s.s. 

Sapphire  s.s. 

Scotia  s.s 

Snaigow  sh 

Snowdrop  s.s. 

Southesk  bar 

Storm  King  s.s. 

Stracathro  bar 

Tay  sch 

Tay  s.s. 

Terra  Nova  s.s. 

Thetis  bar 
Trojan                  ketch 

Union  s.s. 

Vesper  s.s. 

Vulcan  s.s. 

"Walker  sch 

White  Sea  s.s. 


Masters. 
Wilson 
Lowden 
Guy 
Adam 
Haddon 
Smith 
Cook 
Packham 
Furse 
Stark 

J.  Davidson 
Barlow 


Pyott 

Brown 

Foreman 

Davidson 

Johnston 


Todd 

Fraser 

Brown 

Hill 

Taylor 

Davey 

Keith 

Wilson 

Duffus 


Wheatley 
Edward 
M'Lellan 
Rackow 


Owner  or  Agent. 

D.  W.  Foreman 

D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 

W.  O.  Taylor  &  Co. 

W.  T.  Rogers 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 

W.  S.  Croudace 

W.  Cook 

D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 

J.  A.  Young 

J.  Love 

R.  Kinnes 

Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 
(  Dundee  Pleasure  Boat  ) 
t      Co.,  Ltd.  J 

W.  S.  Croudace 

T.  Muir,  Son,  &  Patton 

D.  W.  Foreman 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 

P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son 
(  Dundee  Pleasure  Boat ) 
t      Co.,  Ltd.  j" 

David  Bruce  &  Co. 

W.  H.  Burn 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

R.  Taylor,  Newburgh 

D.  Bruce  &  Co. 

Dundee  Harbour  Trustees 

Brown  &  Tawse 

David  Bruce  &  Co. 

Alex.  Stephen  &  Sons 

A.  Peterson 
W.  T.  Rogers 

R.  A.  Mudie  &  Sons 

B.  L.  Nairn 
M'Lellan 

D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. 


Tons. 

Built 

62 

1870 

696 

81 

255 

73 

82 

66 

727 

81 

1970 

90 

346 

75 

955 

90 

683 

76 

92 

64 

215 

56 

40 

71 

1995 

92 

252 

46 

98 

91 

812 

83 

560 

78 

81 

94 

2263 

90 

33 

85 

1080 

77 

48 

69 

1159 

76 

68 

62 

73 

85 

450 

85 

1295 

85 

74 

76 

75 

33 

459 

78 

226 

92 

66 

68 

697 

81 

Building. 

Steamer  (1200  tons),  by  W.  B.  Thompson  &  Co.,  Ld.,  for  Clyde  Shipping 
Company. 

Two  paddle  passenger  Steamers,  by  Gourlay  Brothers  &  Co.,  for  London 
owners. 


(     112     ) 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dundee  Post-Office— Post-Office  Buildings,  Top  of  Keform  Street. 
George  H.  Gibb,  Postmaster. 

On  Week  Days  the  Office  is  open  for  Postal  business  (including  Postal 
Orders)  from  6.45  a.m.  till  9  p.m.  (for  sale  of  stamps  only,  imtil  11  p.m.) ;  and 
for  Money  Order,  Savings  Bank,  Life  Insurance,  and  Annuity  business,  from 
9  a.m.  to  6  p.m.  (for  Savings  Bank  Deposits,  till  9  p.m.). 

On  Sunday  the  Office  is  open  for  Postal  business  from  9.30  till  10.45  a.m. 
only,  but  the  Letter-Box  remains  open  as  on  other  days. 

For  Telegraph  business  there  is  attendance  continuously  during  the  day  and 
night,  both  on  "Week  Days  and  Sundays. 

Inland  Kates  of  Postage — Letters, 
Inland  letters  are  those  which  pass  between  places  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
including  the  Isle  of  Man,  the  Orkney,  Shetland,  Scilly,  and  Channel  Islands. 
The  rates  of  postage  on  letters,  when  j^repaid,  are  as  follows,  viz. — 


Not  above  1  oz.  -        -        -  -  Id 

Above  1  oz.  but  not  above  2  oz.  -  IJd. 

,,      2  oz.  ,,  4  oz.  -  2d. 

,,      4  oz.  ,,  6  oz.  -  2id. 


Above  6  oz.  but  not  above  8  oz.  -  3d. 
8  oz.  „  10  oz.  -  SJd. 

10  oz.  „  12  oz.  -  4d. 

12  oz.  „  14  oz.  -  4^d. 


and  so  on  at  the  rate  of  Jd  for  every  additional  2  oz. 

A  letter  posted  unpaid  is  chargeable  on  delivery  with  double  postage  ;  and 
a  letter  posted  insufficiently  prepaid  is  chargeable  with  double  the  deficiency. 
Petitions  and  Addresses  to  the  Queen  are  exempt  from  postage.  Members  of 
Parliament  may  also  receive  by  post  Petitions  and  Addresses  to  Her  Majesty, 
and  Petitions  to  Parliament,  not  exceeding  2  lbs.  in  weight,  exemj)t  from 
postage,  provided  such  be  sent  without  covers,  or  in  covers  open  at  the  ends. 

No  letter  may  be  above  18  inches  in  length,  9  inches  in  width,  or  6  inches  in 
depth,  unless  it  be  sent  to  or  from  one  of  the  Government  Offices. 
Letter  Cards  are  sold  at  the  rate  of  4  for  4|d,  or  9s  i^er  parcel  of  96. 
Embossed  Envelopes  bearing  a  penny  stamp  are  sold  at  the  following  rates  : — 
"A"  quality,  20  for  Is  lOd;  "Commercial"  quality,  20forls9d;  "C'quaUty 
(5|  in.  by  3  in.),  24  for  2s  2d. 

Newspapers. 
The  prepaid  postage  on  every  registered  inland  newspaper  is  one  halfj^enny, 
but  a  packet,  containing  two  or  more  registered  newspapers,  is  not  liable  to  a 
higher  rate  than  the  book-postage  upon  it  would  be. 

Any  publication  fulfilling  the  subjoined  conditions  can,  upon  payment  of  an 
annual  fee  of  5s,  be  registered  at  the  General  Post  Office  for  circulation 
within  the  United  Kingdom  as  a  newsi^aper.  Unregistered,  a  newspaper  is 
liable  to  the  book  rate  of  postage. 

a.  The  publication  must  consist  wholly  or  in  great  part  of  political  or 
other  news,  or  of  articles  relating  thereto,  or  to  other  current  topics, 
with  or  without  advertisements. 
It  must  be  printed  and  published  in  the  United  Kingdom  ;  and  in  num- 
bers at  intervals  of  not  more  than  seven  days. 
The  full  title  and  date  of  publication  must  be  printed  at  the  top  of  the 
first  page,  and  the  whole  or  part  of  the  title,  and  the  date,  at  the  top  of 
every  subsequent  page. 
d.  A  supplement  must  consist  wholly  or  in  great  part  of  matter  like  that 
of  a  newspaper,  or  of  advertisements,  printed  on  a  sheet  or  sheets  put 
together  at  some  one  part  of  the  newspaper  whether  gummed  or  stitched 
up  with  the  newspaper  or  not ;  or  it  must  consist  wholly  or  in  part  of 
engravings,  prints,  or  lithographs  illustrative  of  articles  in  the  paper.    It 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  113 

must  in  every  case  be  published  with  the  paper,  and  have  its  title  and  date 
printed  at  the  top  of  every  page,  except  that  any  page  or  side  on  which 
engravings  or  lithographs,  illustrative  of  articles  in  the  paper  appear, 
need  not  be  dated. 
A  newsjiaper,  if  posted  in  a  cover,  must  have  such  cover  open  at  both  ends, 
so  as  to  admit  of  easy  examination,  and  so  that  the  title  may  be  readily 
inspected.     The  cover  must  not  bear  anything  besides  the  title  of  the  news- 
paper, the  name  and  address  of  the  sender  and  of  the  addressee,  and  a  reference 
to  any  page  of  or  place  in  the  newspaper  to  which  the  attention:  of   the 
addressee  is  directed. 

A  newspai^er  or  packet  of  newspapers  must  not  contain  any  unregistered 
publication  or  any  enclosure  of  any  kind,  except  the  supplements  relative  to 
such  newspapers. 

A  packet  of  newspapers  must  not  weigh  above  14  lbs. ,  or  exceed  two  feet  in 
length,  one  foot  in  width,  or  one  in  depth. 

Newspaper  wrapi^ers  are  sold  at  the  following  prices  : — Bearing  halfpenny 
stamp,  at  the  rate  of  7  for  4d  or  £1  2s  lOd  per  parcel  of  480  ;  bearing  j)enny 
stamp,  at  the  rate  of  8  for  S^d  or  £1  Is  3d  per  parcel  of  240. 

Book  Post. 
The  prepaid  postage  is  one  halfpenny  for  every  2  oz.  or  part  of  that  weight. 
If  posted  unpaid  the  charge  is  double  that  amount ;  and  if  posted  partially 
paid,  double  the  deficiency. 

The  following  may  be  sent  by  book  post : — 

a.  Any  matter  wholly  printed  on  paj)er  or  some  substance  ordinarily  used 

for  printing. 
6.  Books  and  other  works  of  a  literary  character,  and  any  other  written  or 
printed  matter  not  being  in  the  nature  of  a  letter. 

c.  Sketches,  drawings,  paintings,  photographs,  and  engravings. 

d.  Maps,  plans,  and  charts. 

e.  The  binding  or  mounting  of  any  article  hereinbefore  described,  provided 

such  be  not  made  of  glass  or  any  fragile  substance,  and  be  transmitted 
in  the  same  packet  with  the  article  in  respect  of  which  it  is  used. 

/.  Invoices,  orders  for  goods,  credit  notes,  advice  notes,  way  bills,  bills  of 
lading,  receipts,  statements  of  account,  prices  current,  market  reports, 
Conditions.— Thsit  nothing  shall  appear  in  writing  on  the  document 
save  dates,  names  and  addresses  of  the  parties,  particulars  and  prices 
of  goods,  or  particulars  of  sums  of  money  and  mode  of  consignment. 

g.  Manuscript  for  press  and  printed  proofs,  with  corrections  and  instruc- 
tions. Conditions. — That  any  written  or  printed  matter  not  forming 
part  of  the  document  itself  refer  solely  to  the  arrangement  of  correc- 
tion of  the  type  or  the  execution  of  the  work. 

h.  Examination  pajjers,  with  corrections  and  instructions.  Conditions. — 
That  any  written  or  printed  matter  not  forming  part  of  the  document 
itself  refer  solely  to  the  questions  put  or  the  answers  thereto. 

i.  Circulars,  that  is,  printed  notices  and  letters,  whether  separate  or  on 
the  same  sheet  of  paper  with  any  other  document  transmissible  by 
Book  Post.  Conditions. — That  the  circular  may  be  corrected  in  writ- 
ing ;  that  the  date  of  despatch,  and  the  name  and  address  and  descrip- 
tion of  the  sender,  and  the  name  of  the  addressee  may  be  inserted  in 
writing ;  that  when  the  circular  is  a  notice  of  meeting  or  appointment, 
the  place,  date,  and  hour,  and,  in  the  case  of  a  notice  of  meeting,  the 
objects  of  the  meeting  may  be  inserted  in  writing ;  that  when  the 
circular  is  a  polling  card,  the  name  and  address  of  the  voter  and  his 
number  on  the  register  may  be  inserted  in  writing. 

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114  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Any  of  the  documents  mentioned  under  the  head  /  may  be  in  the 
form  of  a'letter,  or  may  be  incorporated  with  a  circular  letter  as  defined 
xmder  the  head  i,  provided  that  nothing  appears  in  writing  except  the 
particulars  allowed  to  appear  in  writing  in  circulars,  i,  or  in  documents 
of  class  /. 
j.  Deeds,  agreements,  proposals  and  policies  of  assurance,  powers  of  attor- 
ney, proxy  papers,  voting  papers,  certificates,  licenses.  Conditions — 
That  nothing  appear  in  the  document  in  writing  or  print  which  does 
not  form  part  of  the  document  as  a  legal  instrument. 
k.  Notices,  reports,  returns,  and  certificates  issued,  made,  or  given  by 
officers  of  a  Court  of  Justice,  or  other  public  officers  in  the  discharge 
of  their  duties,  and  returns  or  reports  made  to  public  officers  or  pubUc 
bodies.  Conditions. — That  the  document  consist  of  a  printed  form  ; 
that  any  written  matter  on  such  document  consist  merely  of  informa- 
tion or  statements  appropriate  to  the  form  and  necessary  to  the  com- 
pletion of  the  document. 

In  the  above  definition  expressions  referring  to  print  or  printing  shall 
be  taken  to  refer  to  any  species  of  typeprinting  easy  to  recognize,  and 
to  include   lithography,   handstamping,   or  any   mechanical   process. 
Circulars  printed  or  lithographed  in  characters  resembling  those  of  the 
type-writer,  or  produced  from  type-written  originals,  may  only  be  sent 
by  Book  Post  provided  that  they  are  handed  in  at  the  counter  of  the 
Post  Office,  and  that  at  least  20  copies  precisely  identical  are  posted  at 
the  same  time. 
Book  packets  should  be  posted  either  without  covers  (in  which  case  they 
must  not  be  fastened  in  any  way),  or  in  unfastened  envelopes,  or  in  covers 
which  can  be  easily  removed  for  the  purposes  of  examination.     If  anything 
is  written  or  printed  on  the  inside  of  the  covers,  the  covers  must  be  left  un- 
fastened.    A  book  packet  may,  however,  be  tied  at  the  ends  with  string. 

In  order  to  secure  the  return  of  book-packets  which  cannot  be  delivered,  the 
names  and  addresses  of  the  senders  should  be  printed  or  written  outside  :  thus, 

"  From of ." 

No  book-packet  may  be  above  5  lbs.  in  weight,  18  inches  in  length,  9  in 
width,  or  6  in  depth,  unless  it  be  sent  to  or  from  a  Government  office. 

Embossed  Envelopes,  bearing  a  halfpenny  stamp,  are  sold  at  the  following 
rates  :  —  "  Commercial"  size,  10  for  S^d  ;  "Foolscap"  size,  10  for  6d. 
Inland  Pattern  and  Sample  Post. 
Trade  Patterns  and  Samples  of  Merchandise  may  be  sent  between  places  in 
the  United  Kingdom  at  the  following  rates  of  postage  : — 

For  a  packet  weighing  not  more  than  4  oz. Id. 

5,  „  more  than  4  oz.  but  not  more  than  6  oz.  IJd. 

55  »,  ,)  6  oz.         ,,  „  8  oz.  2d. 

Limit  of  weight  8  oz.  Limits  of  dimensions — 12  in.  by  8  in.  by  4  in. 
This  post  is  absolutely  restricted  to  bona  fide  trade  Patterns  and  Samples  of 
Merchandise.  No  article  sent  for  sale  or  in  execution  of  an  order  will  be 
admissible,  and  if  any  such  be  posted  at  the  Pattern  rate  it  will  be  charged 
with  double  the  deficient  postage  at  the  letter  rate,  together  ^vith  a  fine  of  6d. 
Patterns  and  Samples  must  be  sent  in  wrappers  (marked  Pattern  Post  or 
Sample  Post)  open  at  both  ends  or  in  unfastened  envelopes,  so  that  they  can 
be  easily  withdrawn  for  examination  ;  but  Samples  of  seeds,  flour,  drugs,  &c., 
may  be  enclosed  in  boxes  (but  in  such  a  way  as  to  admit  of  easy  examination), 
or  in  bags  tied  at  the  neck.     Closed  bags  will  not  be  allowed. 

It  is  obligatory  that  the  name,  trade,  and  address  of  the  sender  be  in  all 
cases  printed  or  stamped  on  the  outside  of  the  wraj^per  or  on  the  label. 

Patterns  may  be  returned  (at  Pattern  rates)  to  the  Trader  or  Firm  by 
whom  they  were  originally  sent.     They  may  be  returned  in  the  original 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  115 

wrapper,  the  written  address  being  erased  and  the  words  "Returned  Pat- 
terns "  being  prefixed  to  the  printed  address  of  the  Trader ;  or  they  may  be 
returned  in  a  fresh  wrapper,  with  printed  or  stamped  heading,  &c. 

A  packet  which  contains  any  writing  which  would  not  be  admissible  by 
Book  Post  will  be  charged  at  the  letter  rate. 

No  glass  bottle,  glass  in  any  form,  liquid,  or  greasy  matter  can  be  sent. 

Post  Cards. 

Official  Post  Cards,  impressed  with  a  halfpenny  stamp,— double  or  reply 
Post  Cards  impressed  with  a  halfpenny  stamp  on  each  portion  of  them,— and 
private  Cards  impressed  at  the  Office  of  Inland  Revenue  with  halfpenny 
stamps, — may  be  transmitted  between  places  in  the  United  Kingdom  with 
letters  printed  or  written  upon  the  back. 

The  address,  and  the  sender's  name  and  address,  but  nothing  else,  may  be 
written,  printed,  or  otherwise  impressed  on  the  front  (or  stamped)  side.  On 
the  reverse  side  any  communication,  whether  of  the  nature  of  a  letter  or 
otherwise,  may  be  written  or  printed.  Nothing  whatever  may  be  attached, 
except  adhesive  stamps  in  payment  of  additional  postage  or  stamp  duty,  and 
a  gummed  label  (not  to  exceed  2  inches  long  and  |  of  an  inch  broad)  bearing 
the  address  at  which  the  card  is  to  be  delivered ;  nor  may  the  card  be  folded, 
cut,  or  otherwise  altered. 

No  card  other  than  one  of  those  issued  by  the  Government,  or  a  private  card 
impressed  with  a  halfpenny  stamp  at  the  Office  of  the  Inland  Revenue,  will  pass 
tmder  a  halfpenny  stamp,  if  it  bear  on  it  a  communication  of  the  nature  of  a 
letter  (unless  it  be  a  circular  letter  as  defined  above). 
Inland  Post  Cards  are  sold  at  the  following  rates  :— 
Stout  Cards  10  for  6d,  or  5s  per  parcel  of  100. 
Thin  Cards  10  for  SJd,  or  lis  per  parcel  of  240. 
t      Reply  Stout  Cards  10  for  Is,  or  5s  per  parcel  of  50. 
Reply  Thin  Cards  10  for  lid,  or  lis  per  parcel  of  120. 

Express  Delivery  op  Letters  and  Parcels. 

Letters  and  Parcels  are  accepted  at  the  Head  Post  Office  for  immediate 
despatch  to  any  part  of  the  Town  or  Rural  District.  They  must  be  handed  in 
over  the  counter  at  the  Head  Post  Office,  and  the  words  "Express  Delivery" 
must  be  written  above  the  address  by  the  sender. 

The  Express  fee  for  a  letter  or  packet  not  exceeding  1  lb.  in  weight  is : — 
For  every  mile  or  part  of  a  mile,  3d.  For  a  letter  or  parcel  over  1  lb.  in 
weight  the  Express  fee  is  : — For  every  mile  or  part  of  a  mile,  3d ;  and  for 
every  lb.  or  part  of  a  lb.  beyond  the  first  lb.,  IJd.  Limit  of  weight,  15  lbs., 
unless  a  cab  is  provided  at  the  cost  of  the  sender. 

If  the  distance  exceeds  two  miles,  and  a  public  conveyance  is  not  available, 
the  cost  of  a  special  conveyance  must  be  paid  in  addition  to  the  Express  fees. 

All  charges  must  be  prepaid  in  postage  stamps,  to  be  affixed  to  a  form  pro- 
vided for  the  purpose. 

On  the  delivery  of  a  letter  or  parcel,  the  messenger  may  take  a  reply  or 
perform  a  further  delivery  service,  provided  that  a  second  fee  be  paid.  "When 
a  reply  or  further  service' is  required  by  the  sender,  the  words  "  Wait  Reply  " 
or  "  Further  Service  "  must  be  written  above  the  address.  When  a  letter  or 
parcel  is  taken  on  a  return  or  further  service  to  an  address  on  the  messenger's 
homeward  route,  or  within  half  a  mile  of  the  Post  Office  from  which  the 
messenger  started,  half  only  of  the  mileage  rate  is  charged. 

Letters  and  Parcels  forwarded  by  Mail  in  regular  course  of  post  may  be 
sent  out  by  Express  messenger  on  arrival  at  the  Office  of  Delivery.  In  addi- 
tion to  the  full  ordinary  postage,  the  Express  fee  is  3d  for  every  mile  from  the 
ii  Office  of  Delivery,  and  this  fee  must  be  prepaid  by  stamps  affixed  to  the  letter 


116 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


or  parcel.  When  the  distance  exceeds  two  miles,  at  least  one-haK  of  the 
amount  payable  in  respect  of  fee  and  charge  for  special  conveyance  must  be 
prepaid,  and  the  deficiency,  if  any,  will  be  demanded  from  the  addressee. 
Such  letters  or  parcels  should  have  the  words  "  Express  Delivery "  boldly 
marked  above  the  address,  and,  in  the  case  of  a  letter,  the  cover  must  in 
addition  be  marked  with  a  broad  perpendicular  line  from  top  to  bottom  both 
on  front  and  back.     They  may  be  posted  in  the  ordinary  way. 

Persons  who  desire  at  any  time  to  receive  their  Letters  or  other  Postal 
Packets  of  any  kind  in  advance  of  the  ordinary  delivery,  may  have  them 
delivered  by  special  messenger  on  payment  of  the  full  Express  Fee  of  3d  a  mile 
as  for  one  packet,  and  Id  for  every  10,  or  less  number,  of  additional  packets 
beyond  the  first. 

Inland  Parcel  Post. 

Parcels  not  exceeding  11  lbs.  in  iveight,  3  ft.  6  in.  in  length,  or  6  ft.  in  length 
and  girth  combined,  are  received  at  any  Post  Office  for  transmission  between 
places  in  the  United  Kingdom. 

The  rates  of  Postage  are — for  a  Parcel — 
Not  exceeding  1  lb.  in  weight. 
Exceeding  1  lb,  in  weight  and  not  exceeding  2  lbs., 


2  lbs 

3  lbs 

„          4  lbs 

5  lbs 

6  lbs 

„         7  lbs 

8  lbs 

„         9  lbs 

10  lbs 

. 

3d. 

J  2  lbs., 

4|d. 

3  lbs., 

6d. 

4  lbs., 

7id. 

5  lbs.. 

9d. 

6  lbs.. 

-        10|d. 

7  lbs., 

-    Is,  Od, 

8  lbs.. 

-    Is.  lid. 

9  lbs.. 

-    Is.  3d. 

10  lbs., 

-    Is.  44d. 

11  lbs., 

-    Is,  6d, 

Postage  stamps  to  the  required  amount  must  be  affixed  by  the  sender,  and 
parcels  must  not  be  posted  in  a  letter-box,  but  must  be  taken  into  a  Post  Office 
and  handed  over  the  counter. 

Parcels  containing  fish,  game,  meat,  eggs,  &c.,  or  razors,  scissors,  needles, 
knives,  forks,  or  other  sharp  instruments,  are  not  accepted  unless  securely 
packed  so  as  to  guard  against  risk  of  injury  to  other  parcels.  Liquids  or  semi- 
liquids,  such  as  jellies,  pickles,  paint,  varnish,  &c.,  are  not  accejjted  unless  in 
bottles  or  cans  securely  stoppered  ;  nor  powders,  unless  well  packed. 

Parcels  addressed  to  or  sent  from  the  Channel  Islands  are  received  under 
the  above  conditions  and  rates,  but  such  parcels  are  liable  to  Customs  examina- 
tion at  the  port  of  arrival,  and  the  sender  is  required  to  make  a  declaration  of 
contents  upon  a  special  form  provided  for  the  purpose. 

Parcels  addressed  to  a  Post  Office  to  be  called  for,  or  to  a  person  residing 
beyond  the  free  postal  delivery,  are  kept  three  weeks.  At  the  end  of  one 
week,  if  the  parcel  bears  on  the  outside  the  sender's  name  and  address,  a 
notice  of  the  fact  that  the  parcel  has  not  been  delivered  is  sent  to  him. 

Parcels  addressed  to  a  Post  Office  "  to  be  called  for,"  are  liable  to  a  demur- 
rage charge  at  the  rate  of  Id  a  day.  No  demurrage  is  charged  on  parcels  ad- 
dressed to  persons  outside  the  limits  of  free  delivery,  or  to  persons  on  board  ship. 

In  order  to  facilitate  the  return  of  parcels  which  cannot  be  delivered,  it  is 
most  desirable  that  the  name  and  address  of  the  sender  should  appear  on  the 
outside  of  every  parcel. 

Compensation  for  the  Loss  or  Damage  of  Inland  Parcels. 

If  a  parcel  is  not  registered,  the  Postmaster-General  will  accept  liability  up 
to  62,  without  payment  of  any  fee  beyond  the  postage,  provided  that — (1)  the 
parcel  is  posted  in  the  manner  prescribed  for  the  posting  of  parcels,  and  the 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  117 

postage  prepaid ;  (2)  a  certificate  of  posting  is  obtained  from  the  officer 
receiving  tlie  parcel ;  (3)  the  contents  of  the  parcel  are  secvirely  packed. 

No  compensation  (either  for  loss  or  damage)  will  be  given  in  respect  of  a 
parcel  containing  (1)  anything  which  may  not  be  sent  by  Inland  Parcel  Post ; 
(2)  money  ;  (3)  a  watch  or  jewellery,  unless  registered. 

No  compensation  will  be  given  in  respect  of  damage  to  a  parcel  containing 
eggs,  soft  fruit,  liquids,  or  any  exceptionally  fragile  or  perishable  articles ; 
but,  in  all  such  cases,  compensation  will  be  given  in  respect  of  the  loss  of  the 
parcel,  or  of  any  article  contained  therein. 

Inland  Eegistration. 

The  fee  for  registering  any  Inland  postal  packet  (parcels  included)  is 
twopence,  and  this  registration  fee  and  the  postage  must  be  prepaid. 

Every  article  presented  for  registration  must  be  enclosed  in  a  strong  cover, 
securely  fastened.  It  must  be  given  to  an  Agent  of  the  Post  Office,  and  a 
receipt  obtained  for  it.  If,  contrary  to  this  rule,  an  article  marked 
"Registered"  be  dropped  into  a  letter-box,  it  will  be  liable  to  a  registration 
fee  of  8d  (less  any  amount  prepaid  for  registration). 

Every  article  presented  for  registration  should  be  marked  "Registered," 
and  with  the  amount  of  the  fee  proper  to  the  value  up  to  which  the  sender 
desires  to  secure  compensation,  thus — "  Registered  2d,"  or  "Registered  3d." 

Inland  postal  packets  containing  coin,  watches,  or  jewellery,  if  posted 
without  registration,  are  subject  to  compulsory  registration,  and  are  charged 
on  delivery  with .  a  fee  of  8d,  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  postage ;  but 
such  compulsory  registration  gives  no  title  to  compensation  for  loss  or 
damage. 

The  sender  of  an  Inland  postal  packet  may  obtain  an  acknowledgment  of  its 
due  delivery  by  paying,  at  the  time  of  posting,  a  fee  of  2d  in  addition  to  the 
postage  and  registration  fee. 

The  Postmaster-General  will  (subject  to  certain  rules)  give  compensation 
for  the  loss  and  damage  of  Inland  Registered  Postal  Packets  of  all  kinds  upon 
prepayment  of  a  fee  in  addition  to  the  postage.  This  fee  either  consists  of, 
or  includes  in  each  case,  the  ordinary  registration  fee  of  2d ;  and  the  scale  of 
fees  and  the  respective  limits  of  compensation  are  as  follows : — 


Fee  2d,  Compensation  £5. 
„    3d,  „  £10. 

„    4d,  „  £15. 

„    5d,  „  £20. 

„    6d,  „  £25. 


Fee  7d,  Compensation  £30. 
, ,    od,  , ,  ijoo. 

„    9d,  „  £40. 

„    lOd,  „  £45. 

„    lid,  „  £50. 


The  registered  Parcel  Post  is  also  available  for  watches  and  jewellery. 
Money  may  also  be  sent  in  a  registered  parcel,  but  no  compensation  will  be 
given  in  respect  of  the  loss  or  damage  of  such  i^arcel. 

Re-direction. 

No  charge  is  made  for  the  re-direction  of  letters  (including  registered 
letters),  whether  re-directed  by  an  officer  of  the  Post  Office  or  by  an  agent  of 
the  addressee  after  delivery,  provided,  in  the  latter  case,  that  the  letter  is 
re-posted  not  later  than  the  day  (Simdays  and  public  holidays  not  being 
counted)  after  delivery,  and  that  it  does  not  appear  to  have  been  opened. 

Post  Cards,  book  j)ackets,  samjjle  packets,  newspapers,  and  parcels  are, 
when  re-directed,  liable  to  additional  postage  at  the  prepaid  rate  for  each 
re-direction.  But  re-directed  parcels  are  not  subjected  to  additional  postage 
if  the  original  and  corrected  addresses  are  both  within  a  delivery  from  the 
same  Post  Office. 

A  Postmaster  is  not  bound  to  re-direct  letters  for  a  person  temporarily 
leaving  home,  unless  the  house  be  left  uninhabited. 


118  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Money  Orders. 
When  applying  for  Money  Orders,  the  public  should  use  the  printed  "  Appli- 
cation Forms,"  which  are  supplied  gratuitously  at  all  Money  Order  Offices. 
The  commission  on  Inland  Money  Orders  is  : — 

For  sums  not  exceeding  £1, 2d. 

,,        above  £1  and  not  exceeding  £2,  -        -        -        3d. 

„      £2        „  „  £4,  -        -        -        4d. 

„     £4        „  „  £7,  -        -        -        5d. 

„     £7        „  „        £10,         -        -        -        6d.   _ 

The  applicant  must  furnish,  in  full,  the  surname  and  at  least  the  initial  of 
one  Christian  name,  both  of  the  remitter  and  the  payee,  together  with  the 
remitter's  address.     In  the  case  of  Foreign  Orders  the  full  address  of  the  payee 
must  be  given ;  and  if  the  Order  be  payable  to  a  native  in  British  India,  the 
Tribe  or  Caste,  and  the  Father's  name  must  also  be  furnished. 
Exceptions. — 1st.  The  remitter  of  an  Inland  Order  may  direct  at  the  time 
of  issue,  that  the  Order  be  crossed  like  a  cheque  thus,  &  Co.,  and  thus  be 
payable  only  through  a  Bank.     In  that  case  he  may  give  or  withhold  the 
name  of  the  payee.     The  designation  of  the  Bank  need  not  be  furnished. 
2d.  If  the  remitter  or  payee  be  a  peer  or  a  bishop,  his  ordinary  title  is  sufficient. 
3d.  The  usual  designation  of  a  firm,  as  well  as  the  ordinary  title  of  any 
company  or  society,  is  sufficient  either  as  remitter  or  payee. 

The  remitter  may  make  his  order  payable  ten  days  after  date,  provided 
that,  when  he  obtains  the  order,  he  affix  thereto,  in  the  presence  of  the  Post- 
master, in  the  space  after  the  request  C,  a  penny  adhesive  stamp,  and  write 
his  signature  across  the  stamp. 

To  guard  against  fraud  the  remitter  is  recommended, — 

1st.  When  he  is  well  known  to  the  payee,  to  sign  the  letter  enclosing  the 

Order  with  his  initials  only. 
2nd.  When  this  is  not  the  case,  either  to  make  the  Order  payable  ten  days 
after  date,  or  to  register  the  letter  enclosing  it,  or  to  make  the  Order 
payable  through  a  bank  by  crossing  it  like  an  ordinary  cheque. 
3d.  When  it  is  not  considered  expedient  to  adopt  either  of  these  courses, 
to  send  the  remitter's  name  (without  a  knowledge  of  which  payment 
cannot  be  obtained)  in  a  separate  letter  from  that  containing  the  Money 
Order ;  although  this  latter  precaution  is  much  less  effective  than  either 
of  the  others. 
Money  Orders  for  amounts  not  exceeding  £50  are  issued  free  of  charge  when 
required  for  the  remittance  of  Income  Tax,  Inhabited  House  Duty,  Land  Tax, 
Excise  Duties,  or  Legacy  and  Succession  Duties. 

Money  may  be  transmitted  by  Telegraph  Money  Order  in  the  United  King- 
dom. The  commission  is  double  the  rate  of  an  ordinary  money  order,  and,  in 
addition  to  the  commission,  a  charge  is  made  at  the  ordinary  inland  rate  for 
the  Official  Telegram  authorizing  payment  at  the  Office  of  Payment  and  for 
the  repetition  thereof,  the  minimum  being  9d.  Any  telegraphic  communication 
which  the  remitter  may  wish  to  despatch  to  the  ijayee  must  be  paid  for  at  the 
ordinary  inland  rate,  the  minimum  being  6d. 

Money  Orders  are  issued  in  the  United  Kingdom  on  the  following  Foreign 
Countries,  British  Colonies,  &c.,  at  the  rates  of  commission  shown  below  : — 

Foreign  Countries. — Austria,  Belgium,  Bulgaria,  Cameroons  and  Togo,  Chili,  Congo 
Free  State  (Banana,  Boma,  and  Matadi),  Denmark  (with  Farce  Islands),  Danish  West 
Indies,  Dutch  East  Indies,  Egypt,  France  (with  Algeria),  German  Empire,  German  East 
African  Protectorate,  Hawaii,  (Sandwich  Islands),  Holland,  Hungary,  Iceland,  Italy 
Xwith  offices  on  the  Red  Sea  and  in  Tripoli),  Japan,  Luxemburg,  New  Guinea  (German 
Protectorate),  Norway,  Orange  Free  State,  Portugal  (including  Madeira  and  the  Azores), 
Roumania,  Siam,  Sweden,  Switzerland,  Transvaal,  Tunis,  United  States. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  119 

Foreign  Cities  and  Towns. — Constantinople,  Smyrna,  Adrianople,  Beyrout,  Saloniea, 
Panama,  Tangier. 

The  following  Places  in  Asia  Minor  and  the  Levant.— Candia,  Canea,  Chios, 
Durazzo,  Jaffa,  Jerusalem,  Kaifa,  Kerassonde,  Mitylene,  Prevesa,  Retimo,  Rhodes, 
Samsoun,  Santi  Quaranta,  Trepizond,  Valona. 

British  Possessions  and  Colonies. — Bermuda,  British  Bechuanaland,  British  Co- 
lumbia, British  Guiana,  British  Honduras  (Belize),  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Canada,  Ceylon, 
Cyprus,  Falkland  Islands,  Gambia,  Gibraltar,  Gold  Coast,  Hong-  Kong  (with  agencies 
at  Shanghai,  Amoy,  Canton,  Foochow,  Hankow,  Hoihow,  SwatOw,  and  Ningpo),  India 
(including  Burmah  and  agencies  at  Aden,  Bagdad,  Bandor  Abas,  Bushire,  Busrah, 
Guadur,  Jask,  Linga,  Muscat,  and  Zanzibar),  Labuan,  Lagos,  Malta,  Mauritius,  Mom- 
basa and  Lamu,  Natal,  New  Brunswick,  Newfoundland,  New  South  Wales,  New  Zealand 
North  Borneo  (Sand akan).  Nova  Scotia,  Prince  Edward  Island,  Queensland,  St.  Helena, 
Sarawak,  Seychelle  Islands,  Sierra  Leone,  South  Australia,  Straits  Settlements,  Tas- 
mania, Victoria,  West  Indies,  Western  Australia. 

Commission  :— For  sums  not  exceeding  £2— 6d  ;  £5— Is  ;  £7— Is  6d  ;  £10— 2s. 

Postal  Orders. 

Postal  Orders,  for  certain  fixed  sums  from  Is  up  to  £1,  are  now  issued 
at  all  Money  Order  Offices  in  the  United  Kingdom,  at  the  British  Post  Office 
at  Constantinople,  and  in  Malta,  Gibraltar,  India,  Straits  Settlements,  Hong 
Kong,  and  Newfoundland.  Such  Postal  Orders  are  paid  at  all  Money  Order 
Offices  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  at  the  British  Post  Office  Constantinople. 
Payment  is  also  made  in  Malta  and  Gibraltar,  provided  the  Orders  were 
issued  in  the  United  Kingdom  or  at  the  British  Post  Office  Constantinople. 

The  following  are  the  amounts  for  which  Postal  Orders  are  issued,  together 
with  the  Poundage  payable  in  respect  of  each  Order :— 


Amount  of  Order. 

Poundage. 

Amount  of  Order. 

Poundage. 

Is  Od 

id 

4s  6d 

- 

-       Id 

Is  6d 

-          Id 

5s  Od 

- 

-      Id 

2s  Od 

Id 

7s  6d 

- 

-       Id 

2s  6d 

Id 

lOs  Od 

- 

-       Id 

3s  Od 

Id 

10s  6d 

- 

-       Id 

3s  6d 

Id 

15s  Od 

- 

-     lid 

4s  Od 

Id 

20s  Od 

- 

-     lid 

Broken  amounts,  not  being  fractions  of  a  penny,  may  be  made  up  by  the  use 
of  postage  stamps  not  exceeding  fivepence  in  value  affixed  on  the  face  of  any 
one  Postal  Order.     Perforated  stamps  cannot  be  accepted  for  this  purpose. 

The  person  to  whom  a  Postal  Order  is  issued  must,  before  parting  with  it, 
fill  in  the  name  of  the  person  to  whom  the  amount  is  to  be  paid,  and  may  fill 
in  the  name  of  the  Money  Order  Office  at  which  the  amount  is  to  be  paid. 
The  person  so  named  must,  before  payment  can  be  made,  sign  the  receipt  at 
the  foot  of  the  Order,  and  must  also  fill  in  the  name  of  the  Money  Order 
Office,  if  that  has  not  been  already  done. 

Every  person  to  whom  a  Postal  Order  is  issued  should  keep  a  record  of  the 
number,  date,  and  name  of  office  of  issue  to  facilitate  enquiry  if  the  order 
should  be  lost. 

If  a  Postal  Order  be  crossed  ^^ <&  Co."  payment  will  only  be 

made  through  a  Banker,  and  if  the  name  of  a  Banker  is  added,  payment  will 
only  be  made  through  that  Banker. 

Prepayment  of  Inland  Letters  and  Book  Packets. 

Inland  Letters,  Book  Packets,  Trade  Patterns,  and  Samples,  may  be  prepaid 

in  money  (instead  of  by  affixing  stamps)  provided  that  the  amount  paid  for 

postage  at  one  time  is  not  less  than  £5,  and  that  the  letters  and  circulars  be 

tied  in  bundles  representing  a  postage  of  5s  each,   with  the  addresses  all 


120  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

arranged  in  the  same  direction.  Prepayment,  however,  cannot  be  made  partly 
in  money  and  partly  with  stamps,  and  the  money  mvist  be  paid  at  the  time 
the  letters,  &c.,  are  handed  in  at  the  Head  Post  Office.  Hours  of  posting 
under  this  arrangement,  10  a.m.  till  4  P.M. 

Inland  Revenue  Stamps,  &c. 

Inland  Revenue  Stamps  of  all  kinds.  Bill  Stamps,  Civil  Service  Fee  Stamps, 

Bankruptcy  Stamps,  Patent,  Design,  and  Trade  Mark  Stamps  and  Forms, 

Dog,  Gun,  and  Private  Brewers'  Licenses,  may  be  purchased  at  the  Post  Office 

between  the  hours  of  9  a.m.  and  6  p.m.     For  list  of  Stamp  Duties  see  page  48. 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Letters. 

The  rates  of  postage  on  letters  for  Foreign  Countries  and  the  Colonies  will 
be  found  in  the  Table  of  Foreign  and  Colonial  Postage  on  page  122. 

Letters  posted  unpaid,  or  insufficiently  paid,  to  any  country  where  j)ayment 
is  compulsory,  are  returned  to  the  writers.  Unpaid  letters  to  or  from  places 
abroad  are  charged  double  the  prepaid  rate,  and  partially  prepaid  letters  are 
charged  with  double  the  deficiency. 

No  letter  for  a  colony  or  foreign  country  may  exceed  2  feet  in  length  or  1 
foot  in  width  or  depth. 

The  addresses  of  letters  for  Russia  should  be  very  plainly  written,  and  the 
name  of  the  town  and  j^rovince  should  also  be  added  in  English,  French,  or 
German. 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Newspaper  and  Book  Post. 

Articles  which  may  be  sent  to  places  abroad  under  the  Book  Post  Regulations 
consist  of  two  classes,  as  follows  : — 

(a)  "Commercial  Pai^ers,"  under  which  are  comprised  all  papers  or  docu- 
ments written  or  drawn  wholly  or  partly  by  hand  (except  letters  or  com- 
munications in  the  nature  of  letters,  or  other  papers  or  documents  having 
the  character  of  an  actual  and  personal  correspondence),  documents  of 
legal  procedure.  Deeds  drawn  up  by  public  functionaries,  copies  of  or 
extracts  from  Deeds  under  private  seal  (and  whether  written  or  printed 
on  stamped  or  unstamped  paper).  Way  Bills,  Bills  of  Lading,  Invoices,  and 
other  documents  of  a  mercantile  character,  documents  of  Insurance  and 
other  public  companies,  all  kinds  of  manuscript  music,  the  manuscript 
of  books  and  other  literary  works,  and  other  papers  of  a  similar  description. 

(b)  "Printed  Papers,"  including  newspapers,  periodical  works,  books 
(stitched  or  bound),  pamphlets,  sheets  of  music  (printed),  visiting  cards, 
address  cards,  proofs  of  printing  (with  or  without  the  manuscript  re- 
lating thereto),  engravings,  i^hotographs,  drawings,  pictures,  papers 
impressed  for  the  use  of  the  blind,  or  card-board  drawing  models 
stamped  in  relief,  plans,  maps,  catalogues,  prospectuses,  announce- 
ments, and  notices  of  various  kinds,  whether  printed,  engraved, 
lithograjDhed  or  autographed,  and  in  general  all  impressions  or  coj)ies 
obtained  upon  paper,  j^archment,  or  card-board  by  means  of  printing, 
lithography,  autography,  or  any  other  mechanical  process  easy  to  re- 
cognize, except  the  copying  press  and  type  writer,  and  anything  usually 
appurtenant  to  any  of  the  before-mentioned  articles  in  the  way  of 
binding,  mounting,  or  otherwise,  and  anything  convenient  for  their 
safe  transmission  by  post  which  shall  be  contained  in  the  same  packet ; 
also  printed,  engraved,  or  lithographed  circulars,  notwithstanding  that 
such  circiilars  may  be  letters  or  communications  in  the  nature  of  a 
letter.  On  printed  visiting  cards  the  address  or  title  of  the  sender,  or 
conventional  initials,  such  as  "  p.p.c  "  may  be  written,  and  on  printed 
circulars  manuscx'ipt  corrections  and  insertions  may  be  made  as  to  names 
of  commercial  travellers,  dates  of  journey  and  dates  of  departure  of 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  121 

ships.  Printers'  proofs  may  be  corrected  in  manuscript,  as  may  also 
figures  in  prices  current,  stock  and  share  lists,  &c.  Books,  music, 
photos,  and  engravings  may  have  a  dedication  inscribed  on  them,  and 
the  invoice  relating  to  them  may  be  inclosed.  Stamps  for  prepayment 
and  all  printed  articles  constituting  the  sign  of  monetary  value  are 
however  excluded. 

The  two  classes  are  subject  to  the  same  rates  of  postage,  except  that  the 
minimum  charge  for  a  packet  of  Commercial  Papers  is  2|d  in  every  case.  If 
there  be  any  mixture  of  the  two  in  the  same  packet  the  whole  packet  is 
treated  as  Commercial  Papers. 

Commercial  Papers  and  printed  papers  may  be  posted  either  without  a  cover 
(in  which  case  they  must  not  be  fastened  by  gum  or  otherwise),  or  in  an  enve- 
lope left  unfastened,  or  in  a  cover  open  at  both  ends.  The  packet  may,  how- 
ever, be  tied  at  the  ends  with  string. 

To  secure  the  return  of  packets  which  cannot  be  delivered,  the  name  and 
address  of  the  sender  should  be  written  or  printed  outside. 

The  limit  of  size  for  British  Colonies  or  Possessions  or  non-Union  countries 
are  2  feet  in  length  by  1  foot  in  vddth  or  depth  ;  but  to  foreign  countries  in 
the  Postal  Union  the  length  is  limited  to  18  inches.  If  in  the  form  of  a  roll  the 
limits  of  size  in  either  case  are  30  inches  in  length  and  4  inches  in  diameter.  The 
limits  of  weight  are  5  lbs.  for  British  Colonies  or  Possessions,  and  for  non- 
Union  countries  or  colonies  ;  and  4  lbs.  for  foreign  countries  in  the  Postal  Union. 

All  Books  and  printed  matter  imported  into  the  United  States  through  the 
Post,  however  small  the  values,  are  subject  to  a  duty  of  25  per  cent,  of  that 
value.  The  following  articles  are  still  exempt  from  Custom  duties : — 1.  News- 
papers and  periodicals  already  exempt  from  duty ;  2.  Photographs  and  printed 
papers,  other  than  Books,  received  in  the  United  States  in  such  small  quan- 
tities as  to  suggest  that  they  are  intended  for  personal  use  and  not  for  sale. 

Books  and  Periodicals  addressed  to  the  Republic  of  Colombia  are  liable  to 
Customs  duties  unless  intended  for  the  j)ersonal  use  of  the  addressee. 

Bound  books  addressed  to  Portugal  are  subject  to  Customs  Duty.  The 
wrapper  should  bear  an  indication  of  the  nature  of  the  contents,  and  also  the 
words  "  A  soumettre  a  la  doviane,"  otherwise  the  books  will  be  liable  to  a  fine 
in  addition  to  diity. 

The  rates  of  postage,  which  must  be  prepaid,  on  j)ackets  to  places  abroad 
are  given  in  the  Table  of  Foreign  and  Colonial  Postage  on  page  122. 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Patterns  and  Samples. 

There  is  a  Pattern  and  Sample  Post  to  Foreign  Countries  and  the  Colonies 
generally  ;  but  it  is  restricted  to  bond  fide  to^ade  patterns  or  samples  of  merchan- 
dise. Goods  sent  for  sale,  or  in  execution  of  an  order  (however  small  the 
quantity  may  be),  or  any  articles  sent  by  one  private  individual  to  another 
which  are  not  actually  patterns  or  samples,  cannot  be  forwarded  as  patterns. 

No  article  liable  to  Custom  Duties  can  be  sent  as  a  sample  or  pattern. 

The  rates  of  postage  will  be  found  in  the  Table  of  Postage  on  page  122. 

Patterns  or  Samples,  when  practicable,  must  be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the 
ends,  and  in  such  a  manner  as  to  be  easy  of  examination.  But  samples  of 
seeds,  drugs,  and  such  like,  may  be  posted  enclosed  in  boxes  or  bags  fastened 
in  such  a  manner  that  they  may  be  readily  opened. 

There  must  be  no  writing  or  printing  upon  or  in  any  Sample  Packet  for 
non-Union  countries,  except  the  address  of  the  person  for  whom  it  is  intended, 
the  address  of  the  sender,  a  trade  mark  or  number,  the  price  of  the  articles, 
the  weight  or  size,  and  the  quantity  to  be  disposed  of,  or  such  as  may  be 
necessary  to  indicate  the  place  of  origin  or  the  nature  of  the  merchandise.  A 
packet  for  a  country  in  the  Postal  Union  may  contain  Printed  Papers,  and  if  the 
rates  for  Commercial  Papers  be  paid,  it  may  also  contain  Commercial  Papers. 


122 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


Samples  of  saleable  value  must  not  be  sent  to  any  foreign  country,  or  to 
any  of  the  British  possessions  which  are  comprised  in  the  Postal  Union. 

Liquids,  Glass,  Explosives  and  Colouring  Powders,  are  absolutely  prohibited. 

The  limit  of  weight  for  British  Colonies  or  Possessions  or  for  non-Union 
countries  is  5  lbs.,  but  for  the  Argentine  Republic,  Austria,  Belgium,  Bolivia, 
Bulgaria,  Congo  Free  State,  Costa  Rica,  Dominican  Republic,  Ecuador,  Egypt, 
France,  Greece,  Guatemala,  Hawaii,  Holland,  Honduras  Republic,  Hungary, 
Italy,  Japan,  Liberia,  Luxemburg,  Mexico,  Persia,  Peru,  Portugal,  Roumania, 
Salvador,  Servia,  Siam,  Spain,  Switzerland,  Tvmis,  United  States,  and  Vene- 
zuela, the  limit  is  12  oz. ,  and  for  other  countries  of  the  Postal  Union,  8  oz. 

The  limit  of  size  for  British  Colonies  or  Possessions  or  for  non-Union  coun- 
tries is  2  feet  in  length  by  1  foot  in  width  or  depth  ;  and  for  foreign  places  in 
the  Postal  Union  12  inches  in  length,  8  inches  in  width,  or  4  inches  in  depth  ; 
unless  it  be  in  the  form  of  a  roll,  in  which  case  the  limit  of  size  is  12  inches 
in  length  and  6  inches  in  diameter. 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Post  Cards. 
Single  and  Reply  Post  Cards  are  transmissible  to  all  parts  of  the  world  (ex- 
cept St  Helena,  to  which  single  cards  only  can  be  sent) — ^Single  Cards,  Id 
each  ;  Reply  Cards,  2d  each.  (Inland  Post  Cards  are  transmissible  abroad  if 
the  additional  postage  required  is  supplied  by  postage  stamps  being  affixed.) 
The  regulations  relating  to  Inland  Post  Cards  apply  also  to  Cards  posted  for 
places  abroad. 

FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL  MAILS. 

Rates  of  Postage. 


For 


Countries  and  Colonies  in  the  Postal  Union 

(for  list,  see  page  126), 

Countries  and  Colonies  not  in  the  Postal 
Union,  viz.  :  — 

Abyssinia 

Africa  ( West  CoastNative  Possess'ns) 

Arabia 

Ascension  

Bechuanaland 

Do.  Protectorate 

British  Central  Africa 

Cape  Colony 

China 

Friendly  Islands , 

Madagascar  via  Marseilles  (except 
French  Establishments,  for  which 
see  page  126) 

Madagascar  via  Mauritius 

Morocco  (except  Tansjier,  Laraiche, 
Rabat,  Casablanca,  Saffi,  Mazagan, 
Fez,  Mogador,  andTetuan,  for  which 
see  page  126) 

Navigators  Islands  (Samoa)  . . . 

Niger  Coast  Protectorate 

Orange  Free  State 

St  Helena 

Sarawak 

Society  Islands 

Other  parts 


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Id 

2d 

2id 

Id 

2d 

2id 

Id 

2d 

2id 

Id 

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POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  12^ 

DATES  OF  DESPATCH  AND  ARRIVAL  OF  MAILS. 

Letters  not  specially  directed  by  a  particular  route,  are,  as  a  rule,  forwarded  by  the 
first  mail  despatched. 

Abbreviations. — alt.  alternate;  ea.  mo.  each  month;  ev.  every;  E.  evening,  or  the 
6.30p.m.  Mail;  M.  morning,  or  the  3  p.m.  Mail;  Mon.  Monday;  Tu.  Tuesday;  Wed. 
Wednesday;  Th.  Thur.  Thursday ;  Fri.  Friday ;  Sat.  Saturday. 


COUNTRIES,  <fec. 


MAILS. 


Aden,  via  Brindisi       

,,    by  German  Packet 
Africa  (West  Coast  of) 

„    (Portuguese  Possessions) 
Alexandretta,  by  French  Pkt. 
,,  V.  Belgium 

Algeria 

Antigua  

Argentine  Republic  v.  S'mptn 

„        by  French  Packet 

„         via  Liverpool 

Ascension 

Australia 

Austria 

Azores 

Bahamas 
Barbadoes 
Bechuanaland 
Belgium 

Bermuda,  via  New  York 
Beyrout,  via  Brindisi 
„        via  Belgium 
„        by  French  Packet 
Bolivia,  via  Liverpool 
„        via  Southampton 
,,        by  French  Packet 

Borneo  

Brazil,  via  Southampton 
„      via  Liverpool  ... 
„      by  French  Packet 
British  C  Africa,  v.  Zanzibar 
„  V.  Cape  Town 

British  Columbia 
British  Guiana,  by  B.  Packet 
,,         by  French  Packet 

Bulgaria  

Burmah  

Cameroons        

Canada  

„      by  German  Packet  . 
Cape  Coast  Castle 

Cape  Colony 

Ceylon,  via  Brindisi   ... 

„       via  Naples  or  Fr.  Pkt. 
,,       by  German  Packet 
Chili,  via  Liverpool     ... 
„      via  Southampton 
„     by  French  Packet 
,,      via  United  States 
China,  via  Brindisi    ... 
„     by  French  Packet 


Despatched  from 
Dundee. 


E,  every  Thursday      

M,  16th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Sat. 

E,  every  Thursday      

M,  2nd  and  19th  each  month 

M,  every  Thursday    

E,  every  Monday        

Same  as  France 
M,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 
M,  14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thurs. 
E,  2nd  and  17th  each  month 
E,  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 
M,  April  27,  May  25,  June  22 
See  the  several  Colonies  under 

Twice  daily       

Same  as  Portugal 

E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

M,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 

M,  every  Friday         

Thrice  daily      

E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

M,  ev.  Wed.  and  E,  ev.  Thur. 

E,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 

Same  as  Alexandretta 

E,  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 

M,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 

E,  6th  and  23rd  each  month 

Same  as  China 

M,  14th  June  an<l  ev.  alt. Thurs. 

E,  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 

E,  2nd  and  17th  eacli  month 

E,  7th  June  and  ev.  4th  Thurs. 

M.  15th  June  and  ev.  4th  Fri. 

Same  as  Canada 

M,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 

E,  6th  each  month      

Twice  daily      

E,  every  Thursday     

E,  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 
E,  every  Tues.,  Wed.,  and  Fri. 
M,  every  Tues.,  Thur.,  and  Sat. 

E,  every  Thursday      

M,  every  Friday         

E,  14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thur. 
E,  21st  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thur. 
M,  16th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Sat. 
E,  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 
M,  19th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tues. 
E,  6th  and  23rd  each  month  ... 
E,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
E,  14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thur. 
E,  21st  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thur. 


Due  at 
Dundee. 


Every  Wednesday 

May  5,  11,  June  4,  10 

Every  Tuesday 

11th  and  26th  each  month 

Every  Monday 

Every  Tuesday 

Same  as  France 

14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Th. 

22nd  June  and  ev.  alt.  Fri. 

19th  and  29th  each  month 

11th  Juneand  ev.  alt.  Mon. 

April  5,  May  3,  June  6 

respective  headings 

Twice  daily 

Same  as  Portugal 

Uncertain 

14th  June  and  ev.alt.Thur. 

Every  Wednesday 

Thrice  daily 

Every  Thursday 

Every  Wednesday 

19th  June  and  ev.  alt.Tues. 

Same  as  Alexandretta 

nth  June  and  ev.alt.  Mon 

14th  June  and  ev.alt.Thur 

Uncertain 

Same  as  China 

22nd  June  and  ev.  alt.  Fri 

19th  and  29th  each  month 
6th  June  and  ev.  4th  Wed 
28th  June  &  ev.  4th  Thur. 

14th  Juneand  ev.alt.Thur 

26th  each  month 

Daily 

Every  Wednesday 

13th  June  and  ev.  alt. Wed. 

Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Friday 

Every  Mon.,  Thur.,  Sat. 

Every  Tuesday 

Every  Wednesday 

13th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Wed 

20th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Wed, 

May  5,  11,  June  4,  10 

11th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon 

14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Th 

Uncertain 

Uncertain 

13th  June  and  ev.  alt. Wed 

May  6,  20 :  June  5,  19 


124 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


COUNTKIES,  &c. 


China,  by  German  Packet    .. 

.,      via  Vancouver 
Colombia,  via  Southampton .. 
,,  .      by  Fiench  Packet... 
Congo,  via  Liverpool  ... 

„      via  Lisbon 

„       via  Antwerp 
Constantinople 
Cuba,  via  United  States 
„      by  French  Packet 
Cyprus,  via  Constantinople  ... 

,,       via  Brindisi  ... 

Denmark  

Egypt,  by  French  Packet 

„  by  British  Packet 
,,  byAustrianPacket 
„      by  Italian  Packet 

Fiji  Islands,  via  San  Francisco 

„  via  Italy... 

France  and  Algeria    ... 

Germany  

Gibraltar  

Grand  Canary,  via  Liverpool 

by  Frh.  Pkt. 
,,  via  S'hampton 

,,  via  Spain 

Greece  via  France      

„      by  French  Packet 

Grenada 

Guadaloupe,  via  Southampton 
„  by  French  Packet 

Hawaiian  Islands        

Hayti,  via  Southampton 
,,      by  French  Packet 

Holland 

Honduras  (British)     

„         (Republic) 

India      

„    (French  Settltv.Fr.  Pkt.) 

Ionian  Islands 

Italy       

Jamaica,  viaSouthampton    ... 

Japan     

Java,  via  Brindisi  &  Frh.  Pkt. 
Jerusalem,  via  Brindisi 

Madagascar      

Madeira,  by  Cape  Packet.     ... 
,,        by  W.  African  Pkt. 

Malta     

Mauritius,  via  Marseilles 
,,  via  Ceylon 

Mexico,  via  Panama 

„       by  French  Packet    ... 
„       via  United  States     ... 

Montenegro      

Natal      

Newfoundland 


MAILS. 


Despatched  from 
Dundee. 


M,  2nd  June  and  every  4th  Sat. 
E,  6th  June  and  ev.  3rd  Wed. 
M,  19th  June  &ev.  alt.  Tuesday 
E,  6th  and  23rd  each  month... 
E.  18th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Mon. 
M,  2nd  and  19th  each  month 

M,  4th  each  month    

Twice  daily      

E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

E,  18th  each  month 

E,  22nd  June  and  ev.  alt.  Fri. 
M,  every  Wed.;  E,  every  Thur. 

Twice  daily       

M,  14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur., 

&  22nd  June  &  ev.  alt.  Fri. 

E,  every  Thursday     

M,  every  Wednesday 

M,  18th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Mon., 

&  23rd  June  &  ev.  alt.  Sat. 
E,  15th  June  &  ev.  4th  Friday 
Same  as  New  South  Wales  ... 

Thrice  daily      

Thrice  daily      

Twice  daily       

E,    every    Thursday,   &  18th 

June  &  every  alt.  Monday 

E,  22nd  each  month 

M,  22nd  June  and  ev.  alt.  Fri. 
M,  13th  and  28th  each  month 
M,  Sat.  and  Thur.;  E,  Thur.... 
E,  20th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Wed. 
M,  19th  June  &  ev.  altTuesday 
M,  19th  June  &ev.  alt.  Tuesday 
E,  6th  and  23rd  each  month 
E,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
M,  19th  June  &  ev.  alt.Tuesday 

E,  16th  each  month 

Twice  daily      

E.  every  Tuesday        

M,  19th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Tuesday 

E,  every  Thursday      

Same  as  China,  

M,  Sat.;  M.  &  E.  Thur. 

Thrice  daily      

M,  19th  June&ev.  alt.Tuesday 

Same  as  China  

Same  as  China  

M,  Wed.,  and  E.  Thur. 
9th  and  30rh  each  month 

M,  every  Friday  

E,  14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

M,  daily  

E,  9th  and  29th  ea.  month  ... 
E,  7th  June  and  ev.  4th  Thur. 
M,  19th  June&ev.  alt.Tuesday 

E,  18th  each  month     

E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

Twice  daily      

M,  every  Friday         

Dates  not  fixed  


Due  at 
Dundee. 


April  7,  May  5,  June  4 

13th  June  &  ev.  3d  Wed. 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thu. 

18th  and  26th  ea.  month 

13th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Wed, 

11th  and  26th  each  month 

Uncertain 

Daily 

Uncertain 

3d  each  month 

Uncertain 

Uncertain 

Twice  daily 

Same  as  China,  and  23rd 

June  &  every  alt.  Sat. 
Every  Wednesday 
Every  Tuesday 
Every  Thursday,  and  22nd 

June  and  every  alt.  Fri. 

Same  as  New  South  Wales 

Thrice  daily 

Thrice  daily 

Daily 

13th  June  and  every  alt. 

Wednesday 
17th  each  month 
May  10,  22;  June  7,  19 

Every  Monday  and  Sat. 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

18th  &  26th  each  month 

Uncertain 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

1st  each  month 

Twice  daily 

Every  Monday 

Uncertain 

Every  Wednesday 

Same  as  China 

Every  Mon.  and  Sat. 

Thrice  daily 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

Same  as  China 

Same  as  China 

Every  Wednesday 

April  24,  May  25,  June  24 

Every  Wednesday 

12th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Tu. 

Daily  except  Friday 

May  5,  25,  June  5,  24 

Uncertain 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thur. 

3d  each  month 

Ev.  Monday  &  Friday 

Daily 

Every  Wednesday 

Dates  not  fixed 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


125- 


COUNTRIES,  &c. 


MAILS. 


Despatched  from 
Dundee. 


N.S.Wales,  v.Brindisi  &  Naples 
„  via  San  Francisco 
„  by  French  Packet 
„        by  German  Packet 

N.  Zealand        

Nicaragua        

Norway 

Panama,  via  Southampton  ... 
,,  by  French  Packet  ... 
,,        via  United  States    ... 

Paraguay  

Persia,  by  Russia        

Peru       

Philpn.Is.,byFr.Pkt.orBrindisi 

Poland 

Porto  Rico,  via  Southampton 

„  by  French  Packet 

„  via  Spain  ... 

Portugal 

Queensland,      

Roumania         

Russia 

St  Croix 

St  Domingo,')  v.  Southampton 
St  Thomas,   )  by  French  Pkt 

St  Helena  

St  Lucia,  St  Kitts,  by  Brit.  Pkt. 
„        by  French  Packet  .. 

Salonica 

Smyrna,  via  Constantinople.. 

South  Australia  

Spain      

Surinam,  via  Southampton  .. 

„        by  French  Packet .. 

Sweden 

Switzerland       

Syria,  by  French  Packet 
Tahiti,  via  San  Francisco 

Tasmania  

Transvaal,  via  Southampton  .. 
Trebizond,  via  Constantinople 
Trinidad,  via  Southampton 

„        by  French  Packet... 

Tunis      

Turkey,    ...  See  Alexandretta, 

United  States,  by  Brlti&h  Pkt 

„  by  German     ,, 

,,  by  American  ,, 

Uruguay,  via  Southampton  .. 

,,         via  Liverpool 

„         by  French  Packet 
"Venezuela,  via  Southampton 

„         by  French  Packet 
Victoria,  via  Brindisi  &  Naples 

,,      via  San  Francisco    . 

,,      by  German  Packet . 

,,      by  French  Packet  . 
Western  Australia 
Zanzibar,  via  Brindisi... 

„         by  French  Packet 


E,  every  Thursday      

E,  15th  June  &  ev.  4th  Friday 

E,  last  day  each  month 

M,  16th  June  and  ev.  4th  Sat. 

Same  as  N.  S.  Wales 

M,  5th  June  &  ev.  4th  Tuesday 

Twice  daily       

M,  19th  June  <fc  ev.  alt.Tuesday 
E,  6th  and  23d  each  month  ... 
E,  Tu.,Fri.,  M,|Tu.,Th.,Fri.,Sat. 
See  Uruguay 

Twice  daily      

See  Chili 

Same  as  China  

Twice  daily      

M,  19th  June  &  ev.  alt.Tuesday 

E,  16th  each  month 

M,  5th,  21st,  25th  each  month 

M,  Daily 

-See  New  South  Wales 

M,  Daily  

Twice  daily       

M,  19th  June  &ev.  alt. Tuesday 
M,  19th  June&  ev.  alt.Tuesday 

E,  16th  each  mouth    

22d  June  and  ev.  4th  Friday 
19th  June  &  every  alt.Tuesday 
E,  6th  each  month 
Daily 

M,  daily 

See  Victoria 

Twice  daily       

M,  19th  June&ev.  alt.Tuesday 

E,  6th  each  month      

Twice  daily       

Thrice  daily      

Same  as  Alexandretta 

E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

See  Victoria      

M,  every  Friday  

Twice  daily       

M,  19th  June  &ev.  alt.  Tuesday 
E,  6th  and  23d  each  month  ... 
M,  Sat.,  Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Thurs. 
Bey  rout.Constant'ple,  Salonica 
E,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 
M,  every  Tues.,  Thur.,  Sat.  ... 

il,  every  Friday         

M,  14th  June  &  every  alt.  Thur. 
E,  18th  June  &  every,  alt.  Mon. 
E,  2d  and  I7th  each  month  ... 
M,  19th  June  &ev.alt.  Tuesday 
E,  6th  and  23d  each  month  ... 

E,  every  Thursday      

E,  loth  June  &  every  4th  Friday 
M,  16th  June  &  every  4th Sat. 
E,  last  day  each  month 

E,  every  Thursday      

E,  7th  June  &  every  4th  Thur. 
E,  9th  each  month      


Due  at 
Dundee. 


Every  Wednesday 

22d  June  &  ev.  4th  Friday 

5th  each  month 

April  13,  May  11,  June  1(' 

Same  as  N.  S.  Wales 

Uncertain 

Daily 

14th  June  &  ev.  alt.  Thu. 

18th  and  26th  each  montli 

Uncertain 

Uncertain 

Same  as  China 

Daily 

Uncertain 


Daily 

Daily- 
Daily 

14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thu. 
14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thu 
1st  each  month 
April  5,  May  3,  June  5 
14th  June<&  ev.  alt.  Thu. 
26th  each  month 
Daily 
Every  Mon.,  Fri.,  &  Sun. 

Daily 

14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thu 

26th  each  month 

Daily 

Thrice  daily 

Same  as  Alexandretta 

Uncertain 

Every  Wednesday 

Daily 

14th  June  and  ev.  alt.  Thu 

18th  and  26th  each  montl 

Uncertain 

Smyrna,  Trebizond,  &c. 

Every  Mon.  and  Fri. 

Mon.,  Thur.,  Sat, 

Uncertain 

22d  June  and  ev.  alt.  Fri 

nth  June  &  ev.  alt.  Mon. 

19th  and  29th  each  montli 

28th  June  and  ev.4th  Thui . 

18th  and  26th  each  montl 

Every  Wednesday 

22d  June  &  ev.  4th  Fridaj 

10th  June  &  every  4th  Sun 

5th  each  month 

Every  Wednesday 

6th  Juneandev.  4th  Wed. 

May  25,  June  24 


126 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


List  of  Countries  which,  in  addition  to  the  United  Kingdom,  are  comprised  m  the 

Postal  Union. 
dependencies,  the  French 
portion  of  the  Low  Archi- 
pelago, and  the  French 
Establishments  in  India, 
Annan,  Cambodge,  Ton- 
kin, and  in  Cochin  China, 
French  Establishments  in 
Morocco. 


Antigua. 

Argentine  Republic. 
Australia. 
Austria-Hungary, 
Azores. 


Sahamas. 

Barbados. 

Belgium. 

Bermuda. 

Bolivia. 

Bosnia. 

Brazil. 

British  Borneo. 

British  Guiana. 

British  Honduras. 

British  New  Guinea. 

Bulgaria. 

Oameroons. 

■Canada  (Dominion  of). 

•Ceylon. 

Chili. 

Colombia  (Republic  of). 

Congo,including  BlackPoint, 

Majumba,  and  Nyanza. 
Costa  Rica. 
Cyprus. 

Danish  Colonies,  viz. : — 
Greenland,    St   Croix,    St 
John,  and  St  Thomas. 

Denmark  (including  Faroe 
Islands  and  Iceland). 

Dominica. 

Dominican  Republic. 

Ecuador. 
Egypt. 

Falkland  Islands. 

Fiji  Islands. 

France. 

French  Colonies,  viz.  : — 
Martinique,     Guadeloupe, 
and  dependencies,  French 
Guiana  (Cayenne),  Senegal 


Paraguay. 
Patagonia. 


Gambia. 

Germany. 

German  Colonies,  viz. : — 
Marshall     Islands,      New 
Guinea  (portion  of),  Samoa 
(Apia),    Togo     Territory, 
including  Bageida,   Little 
Popo,    Lome,    and    Porto 
Seguro,   and    territory  in  ^"■"'^^'^ 
South  West  Africa,    viz.,!:^^*"®^*- 
Grand  Namaqua,  the  Da-!^®''"'      , 
maras  Country,  and  South-  *^o«ugai. 
ernOvambo,aisoBagamoyo 
and   Dar-es-Salaam,  Lindi 
and  Tanga  in  East  Africa. 

Gibraltar  (including  the  Bri- 
tish Post  Offices  at  Tangier, 
Tetuan,  Fez,  Laraiche, 
Rabat,  Casablanca,  Saffi, 
Mazagan  and  Mogador), 

Gold  Coast. 

Greece. 

Grenada. 

Grenadines. 

Guatemala. 


Martin,  St  Eustache,  Saba, 
Java,  Madura,  Sumatra, 
Celebes,  Borneo  (except 
North-west  part),  Billiton, 
Banca,  Riouw,  Sunda  Is. 
(Bali,  Lombok,  Sumbawa, 
Floris,  South-west  Timor), 
Moluccas,  and  North-west 
New  Guinea  (Papua). 

Nevis. 

Newfoundland, 

New  Zealand. 

Nicaragua. 

Norway. 


Hawaiian  Islands. 

Hayti. 

Herzegovina. 

Honduras  (Republic  of). 

Hong  Kong. 

India. 

Italy. 

Jamaica. 
Japan. 

Labuan. 


and    dependencies,    Ahg-  Lagos. 


wey,  Gaboon,  Grand  Bas- 
sam.Half  Jack(SetteCama, 
Assinie),  Reunion,  Comoro 
Islands,  Mayotte  and  de- 
pendencies, French  Estab- 
lishments in  Madagascar 
(Ambositra,  Andevovante, 
Antananarivo,  Diego-Sua- 
rez,  Fenerive.  Fiaranantsoa, 
Foulpointe,  Ivondro,  Mae- 
vantanana,  Mahambo,  Ma- 
hanoro,  Mahela,  Maintir, 
ano,  Majunga,  Mananjary, 
Morandava.Morotsangana 
Nossi-Be,  St  Mary,  Tama- 
tave,  Vatomandry,  Vohe- 
mar).  New  Caledonia  and 


Liberia. 
Luxemburg. 

Madeira. 

Malta. 

Marquesas  Islands. 

Mauritius  and  dependencies. 

Mexico. 

Montenegro, 

Montserrat. 

Natal. 

Netherlands. 

Netherlands  Colonies,  viz.: — 
Dutch  Guiana  (Surinam), 
Curagoa  and  dependencies, 
viz.  : — Bonaire,  Aruba,  the 
Netherlands  portion  of  St 


Portuguese  Colonies,  viz. : — 
Goa  (Damoa  and  Diu), 
Macao,  Timor,  Cape  Verd 
(Bissau  and  Cacheu),  St 
Thomas  and  Prince  Is.  with 
Ajuda,  Angola,  Delagoa 
Bay,  Mozambique. 

Roumania. 
Russia. 

St  Kitts. 

St  Lucia. 

St  Pierre-et-Miquelon. 

St  Vincent,  West  Indies. 

Salvador, 

Servia. 

Seychelles. 

Siam. 

Sierra  Leone. 

South  African  Republic 
(Transvaal). 

Spain  (including  Balearic 
and  Canary  Islands). 

Spanish  Colonies,  viz.  : — 
Cuba,    Porto    Rico,    Fer- 
nando Po,   Annobon  and 
dependencies,     Philippine 
and  Marian  Islands. 

Straits  Settlements. 

Sweden. 

Switzerland. 

Tahiti. 

Tobago. 

Tortola. 

Trinidad. 

Turkey. 

Turk's  Islands, 

United  States. 
Uruguay. 

Venezuela. 

Zanzibar. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  127 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Parcel  Post, 
general  regulations. 
Dimensions. — The  dimensions  allowed  are  : — 

For  Austria,  Azores  [via  Lisbon),  Bosnia,  Bulgaria,  Cameroons,  Denmark, 
Finland,  Germany,  Liberia,  Madeira,  Montenegro,  Morocco  (except  Tan- 
gier), Norway,  Portugal  (direct),  Roumania,  Samoa,  Servia — 2  feet  in  any 
direction. 
Parcels  which  slightly  exceed  2  ft.  in  length  are  accepted  for  transmission 
to  Belgium,  France,  Holland,  Luxemburg,  Sweden,  and  Switzerland,  pro- 
vided that  their  other  dimensions  are  inconsiderable. 

For  Adrianople,  Africa  (East  Coast),  Algeria,  Annam,  Argentine  Republic, 
Azores  {via  France),  Cayenne,  Chili,  Cochin  China,  Congo  Free  State, 
Corsica,  Dutch  East  Indies,  Eritrea,  French  Congo,  Greece,  Guadaloupe, 
Italy,  Janina,  .Tava,  Jerusalem,  Madagascar,  Malta  {via  France),  Mar- 
tinique, Mayotte,  New  Caledonia,  Obock,  Persia  (except  Bandar  Abas, 
Bushire,  Jass,  and  Linga),  Portugal  {via  France),  Reunion,  Senegal,  Spain, 
Tahiti,  Tonquin,  Tripoli,  Tunis,  Turkey,  Uruguay— greatest  length,  2  feet ; 
greatest  length  and  girth  combined,  4  feet. 

For  Canada— Greatest  length,  2  ft.  ;  greatest  depth  or  width,  1  ft. 
For  Mexico— Greatest  length,  2  ft.  ;  greatest  girth,  4  ft. 
For  places  named  in  the   Table   of    Parcel    Postage — other  than    those 
detailed  above— same  as  for  Inland  Parcel  Post. 

The  postage  must  in  all  cases  be  paid  in  advance,  by  means  of  postage  stamps 
affixed  by  the  sender.  Each  parcel  must  be  plainly  directed,  and  should 
bear  the  words  "  Parcel  Post"  in  the  upper  left-hand  corner,  and  the  name 
and  address  of  the  sender.  The  date  of  posting  should  also  be  added. 
A  parcel  must  not  be  posted  in  a  letter  box,  but,  as  in  the  case  of  the 
Inland  Parcel  Post,  must  be  taken  into  a  Post  Office  and  presented  at  the 
counter. 

Parcels  will  be  liable  to  Customs  duties  and  regulations,  and  the  sender  of 
each  parcel  will  be  required  to  make  a  Customs  declaration  furnishing — upon 
a  special  form  provided  for  the  purpose,  which  can  be  obtained  at  any  Post 
Office — an  accurate  statement  of  the  contents  and  value,  the  date  of  posting, 
and  other  particulars. 

Parcels  for  Her  Majesty's  ships  cannot,  as  a  rule,  be  accepted  for  trans- 
mission unless  the  name  of  the  particular  place,  to  which  in  each  case  the 
parcel  is  to  be  forwarded,  forms  part  of  the  address. 

The  transmission  of  any  letter  whatever,  no  matter  to  whom  addressed,  in 
parcels  for  foreign  countries  and  for  Cape  Colony,  South  Africa,  Seychelles, 
Mauritius,  Natal,  Jamaica,  the  Australian  Colonies,  Fiji,  New  Zealand,  and 
Trinidad,  is  strictly  forbidden.  Invoices  in  open  envelopes,  giving  particulars 
of  the  goods  contained  in  the  parcel  may,  however,  be  enclosed. 

Parcels  for  Aden,  Ascension,  Egypt,  India,  St  Helena,  South  Africa,  and 
Zanzibar,  must  not  exceed  £50  in  value. 

Parcels  containing  coin,  watches,  jewelry,  or  any  article  of  gold  or  silver, 
cannot  be  sent  by  Parcel  Post  to  any  Foreign  Country  or  British  Colony  in- 
cluded in  the  insurance  system,  unless  they  are  insured  for  at  least  part  of 
their  value,  and  packed  according  to  special  regulations. 

Parcels  should  be  securely  packed,  and  must,  if  for  Foreign  Countries,  be  so 
sealed  that  they  cannot  be  opened  without  the  seals  being  broken. 


128  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Compensation  for  Loss  or  Damage. 

The  Postmaster-General  will,  subject  to  certain  rules,  give  compensation  for 
the  loss  or  damage  of  uninsured  parcels  sent  by  Parcel  Post  to  various  foreign 
countries  (to  amounts  not  exceeding  12s  and  20s)  when  such  loss  or  damage 
takes  place  while  the  parcels  are  under  his  custody  ;  and  in  the  case  of  parcels 
lost  or  damaged  while  imder  the  control  of  a  Foreign  or  Colonial  Administra- 
tion, the  Postmaster- General  will  endeavour  to  obtain  compensation  for  the 
senders. 

Insurance  op  Colonial  Parcels. 

Parcels  addressed  to  the  following  countries  are  accepted  for  Insurance  to 
an  amount  not  exceeding  £50  at  the  rate  of  6d  for  every  £5  Insured  : — 

Foreign  Countries. — Austria-Hungary,  Belgium,  Cameroons,  Denmark,  Egypt,  Ger- 
many, Holland,  Italy,  Montenegro,  Norway,  Roumania,  Sweden,  Switzerland. 

British  Colonies  and  Possessions. — Aden,  Antigua,  Ascension,  Bahamas,  Barbados, 
British  Guiana,  British  North  Borneo,  Ceylon,  China  (part  of),  Cyprus,  Dominica, 
Falkland  Islands,  Gambia,  Gibraltar,  Grenada,  India,  Labuan,  Montserrat,  Nevis, 
Newfoundland,  St  Helena,  St  Kitts,  St  Lucia,  St  Vincent  (West  Indies),  Straits  Settle- 
ments, Tobago,  Tortola,  Trinidad,  Zanzibar. 

Parcels  to  Holland,  Italy,  or  Montenegro  cannot  be  insured  for  more  than 
£40 ;  or  to  Roumania  for  more  than  £20. 

Insured  parcels  must  be  substantially  packed,  and  sealed  with  wax  or  lead. 
Seals  must  be  placed  over  each  join  or  loose  flap  of  the  covering,  and  at  the 
ends  of  the  string.  The  seals  must  all  have  distinct  impressions  of  the  same 
device,  such  device  not  consisting  merely  of  straight  or  curved  lines.  Parcels 
containing  coin,  watches,  or  jewelry  must  be  enclosed  in  strong  boxes  sub- 
stantially fastened. 

Spoilt  Stamps. 

Applications  for  allowance  on  sj^oilt,  or  unused,  postage  stamps,  embossed 
envelopes,  post-cards,  or  newspaper  wrappers,  Avhich  have  not  passed  through 
the  post,  should  be  made  at  the  Stamp  Office. 

Post  Office  Savings  Bank. 

Deposits  of  one  shilling,  or  of  any  number  of  shillings,  may  be  made  by 
any  person  at  the  Post  Office  Savings  Banks  to  the  extent  of  £50  in  one  year 
ending  31st  December,  and  £200  in  all,  including  interest. 

Any  person  desirous  of  saving  one  shilling  by  means  of  penny  contributions, 
for  deposit  in  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank,  may  do  so  by  purchasing  with 
•  every  penny  so  saved  a  penny  Stamp,  and  affixing  it  to  a  form  to  be  obtained 
at  any  Post  Office.     Instructions  as  to  this  form  are  j)rinted  thereon. 

Government  Insurances  and  Annuities. 

Under  the  Government  Annuities  Act,  1882,  Insurances  may  be  effected  for 
amounts  not  less  than  £5  and  not  more  than  £100  on  one  life ;  and  Annuities 
may  be  purchased  for  amounts  not  less  than  £1  and  not  more  than  £100  on 
one  life.  Children  between  8  and  14  years  of  age  can  be  insured  for  £5. 
Forms  of  proposals  may  be  obtained  at  the  Post  Office. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


129 


Table  op  Parcel  Postage,  &c. 

Abbeeviations: — Exc.  exceeding;  ea.  each;  frac.  fraction;  addl.  additional; 
ev.  every;  alt.  alternate;  even,  evening;  morn,  morning. 


Colony  or  Country. 


Africa,  East  (German) 

Algeria  

Annam 

Argentine  Republic     f 

via  Hamburg       ( 

„  Rl.Ml.Co.'sStmrs. 

Ascension       

Austria-Hungary^7^«  ( 
Hamburg    ( 

„       via  Belgium  ... 

Azores,by  Sea  toLisbon 

,,       via  France 
Bahamas 

Barbados 

Bechuanaland(Corny) 

„      (Protectorate) 

Belgium 


Bermuda 

Beyrout  , 

Bosnia 

British  Central  Africa 
British  Guiana 

British  Honduras,     ... 
Bulgaria,  via  Cologne 

,,        via  Hamburg 

Cameroons 

i 
Canada 

Cape  Colony  ... 
Cayenne 


Rates  of  Postage. 


Not  exc.  3  lbs.  4/3,  3  lbs.  to  7  lbs 
Not  exc.  3  lbs.  1/9,  3  lbs.  to  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 
Not  exceeding  7  lbs. 


Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs. ... 
Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc. 


7  lbs. 


Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 

Not  exceeding  6|-  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

Per  pound  up  to  7  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 
Exc,  7  lbs.  and  not  exc.  11  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 
Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  6  lbs. 
Exc.  5  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 
Not  exceeding  3  lbs. ... 
Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 
Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 


s.  d. 

,4  8 

2  2 
4  5 
4  10 

4  7 

5  1 

3  8 

0  8 

1  bl 

1  Hi 

1  9 

2  2 

2  11 

3  4 
0  10 
0    9 

0  8 

1  0 
1  11 
1    3 

1  8 

2  2i 

0  9 

1  11 

2  10 

3  9 
2  2 
2  7 
2  10 

1  6 
0  10 
0  8 
0     8 

2  10 

3  3 


0  10 
0  8 
0  9 
3    2 

3     7 


Outward  Parcel 

Mails  made  up  in 

Dundee. 


Daily. 
Daily. 

Every  alt.  Wed. 
evening. 
Ev.  Fri.  morn. 

June  14  and  ev 

alt.  Thur.  morn 
June  20  &  ev.  4th 

Wed.  evening. 
Tues.  and  Thurs. 

morn.  &  Frida} 

evening. 
Daily 

See  Portugal. 

June  22  and  ev. 

alt.  Fri.  morn, 
June  19  &  ev.  alt. 

Tues.  morning. 
Ev.  Fri.  morn. 
Ev.  Fri.  morn. 
Daily. 


Every     Tuesday 
morning. 

Daily. 


Ev.  Fri.  morn. 
Same     as    Bar- 
bados. 

Daily. 

Same    as    Ger- 
many. 

Three  times 
weekly. 

Ev.  Wed.  morn. 

Ev.  Fri.  morn. 
Morn,  5th    each 
month. 


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POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Outward  Parcel 

Colony  or  Country. 

Rates  of  Postage. 

Mails  made  up  in 
Dundee. 

Ceylon 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

Os 

9d 

Every  Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

6 

morning. 

Chili 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

4 

0 

June  19  &ev.  alt 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

4 

6 

Tues.  morn. 

China 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

0 

10 

June  19  and  ev. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

6 

alt.Tues.  morn. 

Cochin-China 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

4 

0 

Every   alt.  Wed. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

4 

5 

evening. 

Colombia        

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

6 

Junel9&ev.  alt. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

4 

5 

Tues.  morn. 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs. 

6 

0 

Congo  

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

3 

0 

Morn.  4th    each 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

3 

6 

month. 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs. 

4 

0 

Constantinople,     from 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

6 

Liverpool  direct 

Exc.  3  lbs.  and  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

6 

Exc.  7  lbs.  and  not  exc.  11  lbs 

3 

6 

,,  via  France 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

4 

Ev.  Wed.  even. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

11 

Corsica           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

9 

Daily 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

2 

Costa  Rica      

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

4 

June  6  and    ev. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

3 

10 

4th  Tues.  mor. 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs 

5 

6 

Cyprus           

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

1 

0 

Every     Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

5 

morning. 

Denmark  via  H'burg 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

6 

Same    as    Ger- 

Exc. 3  lbs.  and  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

0 

many. 

„         via  Belgium 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

9 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

2 

Dutch  East  Indies    ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

4 

6 

Ev.  Wed.  even. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

5 

0 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs. 

6 

6 

Egypt(P.&0.steamrs.) 

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 

1 

3 

Every     Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

5 

morning. 

„     (via  Brindisi) 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

6 

Every     Tuesday 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

3 

2 

morning. 

Eritrea            

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 

3 

4 

Twice  dailj'. 

Falkland  Islands 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

Fiji      

Not  exceeding  2  lbs. 

2 

0 

Every  Wedn'sd'y 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

1 

0 

morning. 

Finland          

1  lb. 1/4, 21b.  1/11, 31b. 2/6, 41b. 3/7, 
5  lbs.  4/2,  6  lbs.  4/9,  7  lbs.  5/4 

See  Sweden. 

France 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

4 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

1 

9 

French  Congo 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

3 

2 

Morn.  6th  of  each 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

3 

7 

month. 

Gambia          

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

June  21  and  ev. 
alt.  Thursday. 

Germany,  by  Sea  direct 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

0 

Tues.  and  Thur. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  and  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

1 

7 

mor.&Fri.  even. 

,,        via  Belgium 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

4 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  and  not  exc,  7  lbs. 

1 

9 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


131 


Outward  Parcel 

Colony  or  Country. 

Rates  of  Postage. 

Mails  made  up  in 
Dundee. 

s. 

d. 

Gibraltar        

Not  exceeding  1  lb 0 

8 

Everj'     Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  add!.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

4 

morning. 

Gold  Cost  Colony     ... 

Per  lb.  up  to  11  lbs., 0 

9 

Ev.  Thur.  even. 

Greece,  Via  Brindisi  ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

6 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

0 

„     via  Cologne  ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

10 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

3 

Grenada          

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.,      ...     0 

8 

See  Jamaica. 

Guadaloupe 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 3 

2 

5th,   8th,   &  22d 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

7 

each  month. 

Holland          

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 1 

0 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     1 

8 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  1 1  lbs.     2 

3 

India 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 1 

0 

Kv.  Tues.  morn. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl,  up  to  11  lbs.      0 

8 

Italy,  via  Belgium    ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

H 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

H 

„      via  France 

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 2 

1 

Dail3% 

Jamaica          

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

9 

June  19  &  ev.  alt 
Tues.  morning. 

Java 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 4 

6 

Ev.  Wed.  eveng. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     5 

0 

Exc.  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs.     6 

6 

Labuan           

Not  exceeding  1  lb 0 

11 

See  Straits 

For  each  lb,  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs  ,  0 

8 

Settlements. 

Lagos(  Africa) 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

9 

June  18  and  ev. 
alt.  Mon.  eveng. 

Leeward  Islands 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

7 

June  19  &ev.  alt. 
Tues.  morning. 

Liberia           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 1 

10 

June  21  and  ev. 

3  lbs.  to  7  lbs.  3/6, 71b3.  to  11  lbs.  5 

2 

alt.  Thur.  morn. 

Luxemburg    ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 1 

3 

Daily. 

3  lbs.  to  7  lbs.  1/8,  7  lbs.  to  1 1  lbs.  2 

5 

Madagascar    ••• 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 3 

2 

9  &  29  ea.  month. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

7 

Madeira           

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 2 

6 

Ev.  Fri.  morn. 

Malta(P.&0.  steamer) 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 0 

8 

Every     Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

4 

morning. 

„           via  France... 

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 2 

10 

Daily. 

Martinique     

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 3 

2 

5,  8,  &  22  ea.  mo. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

7 

Mashonaland 

Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs.         ...     1 

11 

Every   Friday 
morning 

Mauritius,  via  France 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 8 

2 

9  &  29  ea.  month. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

9 

„        via  Colombo 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

0 

June  27  and  ev. 

31bs.to7lbs.3s6d,71bs.tolllbs.  5 

0 

4th  Wed.  morn. 

Mayotte 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 3 

2 

9  &  29  ea.  month. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

7 

Mexico            

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

8 

June  12,  27 

Mombasa        

Not  exceeding  1  lb 1 

0 

June  26  &  ev.  4th 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

8 

Tues.  morn. 

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POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Outward  Parcel 

Colony  or  Country. 

Rates  of  Postage. 

Mails  made  up  in 
Dundee. 

s. 

d. 

Montenegro,  via  Ham- 

Not exceeding  3  lbs 2 

0 

Same  as  Austria. 

burg 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

7 

,,         via  Cologne 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

4 

Twice  daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.      2 

9 

Morocco      (see       also 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

3 

Every    3    weeks 

Tangier) 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

10 

from  Hamburg. 

Natal  (Durban  &  the  Point) 

Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs.         ...     0 

9 

Ev,  Fri.  morn. 

„       other  places)  ... 

Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs.         ...     1 

0 

7)                         ?9 

New  Caledonia 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs. ...         ...     4 

0 

Last  day  but  one 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs,     4 

5 

each  month. 

Newfoundland 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 0 

9 

June  18  &  ev.  alt. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

6 

Mon.  morning. 

New  Hebrides 

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 2 

0 

Every    Wednes- 

For ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     1 

0 

day  morning. 

New  South  "Wales    ... 

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 1 

6 

Every    Wednes- 

For ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

9 

day  morning. 

New  Zealand 

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 1 

6 

Junel2&ev.  alt. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

9 

Tuesday  morn. 

Niger  Coast  Protec- 

Per pound  up  to  11  lbs.,       ...     0 

9 

Ev.  alt.  Mon.  or 

torate 

Thur.  evening 

Norway           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 0  10^ 

Ev.  Mon.,  Wed., 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     1 

H 

Thur., Fri.  even. 

Exc,  7  lbs.  but  not  exc.  11  lbs.     2 

1 

North  Borneo 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 0 

11 

See  Straits 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

8 

Settlements. 

Obock  (East  Africa)... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

4 

Morning  8th  ea. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

9 

month. 

Orange  Free  State    ... 

Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs.         ...     1 

0 

Ev.  Fri.  morn. 

Persia 

Not  exceeding  1  lb 4 

4 

Ev.  Tues  morn. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  7  lbs.      0 

8 

Portugal  (direct) 

Not  exceeding  7  lbs 2 

1 

June  4, 14,  18, 28 

,,          via  France... 

Not  exceeding  6^  lbs.           ...     2 

6 

Daily. 

Queensland    

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 1 

6 

June  18  &  ev.  4th 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs.     0 

9 

Mon.  morning. 

Reunion          

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 3 

2 

9&29ea.  month. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     3 

7 

Roumania  via  Cologne 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

5 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

10 

,,       via  Hamburg 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 2 

1 

See  Germany. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     2 

7 

St.  Croix        

(  Not  exceeding  3  lbs.         ...     1 
t31b.  to 7  lb.  3/0,  71b.  to  11  lb.     4 

9 

June  19&ev.  alt. 

St.  Thomas     

3 

Tues.  morning. 

St.  Helena      

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

8 

June  20  &ev.  4th 
Wed.  morn. 

St.  Lucia        

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

8 

June  19  &  ev.  alt. 
Tues.  morning. 

St.  Vincent  (W.Indies) 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

7 

Ditto. 

Salvador         

Not  exceeding  3  lbs.             ...     3 

6 

Same  as  St  Lucia 

3  lbs.  to  7  lbs.  5/3,  7 lbs.  to  11  lbs.  7 

0 

Samoa            

Not  exc.  3  lbs.            4 

0 

June  15&ev.4th 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs.     4 

6 

Fri.  morning. 

Sarawak         

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs.       ...     0 

9 

See  St.  Settlm'ts. 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


133 


Outward  Parcel 

Colony  or  Country. 

Rates  of  Postage. 

Mails  made  up  in 
Dundee. 

Senegal           

Not  exc.  3  lbs.  2/4,  3  lbs.  to  7  lbs 

s. 

2 

d. 

9 

1  &  16  ea.  month. 

Servia  via  Cologne   ... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

5 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

10 

„       via  Hamburg... 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

1 

See  Germany. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

7 

Sej'chelles       

Not  exc.  3  lbs  3/2, 3  lbs.  to  7  lbs 

3 

9 

29th  each  month 

Siam  (Bangkok) 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

10 

See  St.  Settlm'ts. 

Sierra  Leone 

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

Ev.  Thurs.  even. 

Smyrna  (direct) 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

6 

3  lbs.  to  7  lbs.  2/6,  7  lbs.  to  11  lbs 

3 

6 

,,       via  France  ... 

Not  exc  3  lbs.  2/4,  3  lbs.  to  7  lbs 

.2 

11 

Ev.  Wed.  even. 

South  Australia 

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 

1 

6 

Every    Wednes- 

For ea.  lb.  add!.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

day  morning. 

Spain 

Not  exceeding  6J  lbs. 

2 

1 

Daily. 

Straits  Settlements  ... 

Not  exceeding  lib 

0 

9 

June  19  and  ev. 

Forea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

6 

alt.  Tues.  morn. 

Sweden           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

n 

Ev.Mon.morn.,& 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

H 

Wed. &Th. even. 

Switzerland,  via         ( 
France  ( 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

6 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

0 

,,      via  Belgium  ( 
and  Germany  ( 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

1 

9 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

2 

Tahiti 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

5 

8 

Last    day    each 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

6 

1 

month. 

Tangier           

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

0 

8 

Every     Tuesday 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

5 

morning. 

Tasmania        

Not  exceeding  2  lbs 

1 

6 

Every    Wednes- 

For ea.  lb.  add).,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

day  morning. 

Tobago            

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

8 

See  Trinidad. 

Tonquin           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

4 

5 

Ev.  alt.  Wednes- 

Exc. 3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

4 

10 

day  morning. 

Transvaal       

Per  pound,  up  to  7  lbs.. 

1 

0 

Ev.  Friday  morn. 

Trinidad         

Per  pound,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

8 

June  19  &ev.  alt. 
Tues.  nxorning. 

Tripoli  (Africa) 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs. 

1 

lOi 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

3| 

Tunis 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

H 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

^ 

Turkey           

Not  exceeding  3  lbs 

2 

4 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

9 

„     (Adrianople,  J 
Janina,  Jerusalem),  \ 

Not  exceeding  3  lbs. 

2 

6 

Daily. 

Exc.  3  lbs.  but  not  exc.  7  lbs. 

2 

11 

Uruguay  [via  Germ'y) 

Not  exc.  3  lbs  4/7,  3  lbs.  to  7  lbs 

.5 

1 

Every  Fri.  morn. 

,,         (direct) 

Not  exceeding  11  lbs. 

4 

6 

Ev.  alt.Thur  mo. 

Victoria  (Australia)  S 

Net  exceeding  2  lbs 

1 

6 

Every    Wednes- 

& Western  Australia  "j 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

9 

day  morning. 

Zanzibar         

Not  exceeding  1  lb 

1 

0 

June  26  and  ev. 

For  ea.  lb.  addl.,  up  to  11  lbs. 

0 

8 

alt.  Tues.  morn.i 

1 

134  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Post  Office  Telegkaphs.— Inland  Telegrams. 

The  charge  for  telegrams  throughout  the  United  Kingdom  is  6d  for  the 
first  12  words,  and  ^d  for  every  additional  word.     Addresses  are  charged  for. 

The  telegram  forms  are  of  two  kinds,  the  "A  1"  form,  embossed  with  a 
stamp,  and  the  "A "  form  (given  gratis),  with  no  stamp.  The  " A  1 "  forms 
may  be  purchased  singly.  They  m.ay  also  be  had  in  books  of  20,  interleaved, 
and  with  a  sheet  of  carbonic  paper,  price  10s  2d  each  book. 

When  the  terminal  office,  i.e.,  the  office  nearest  to  the  address,  is  a  Head 
Post  Office,  the  amount  paid  for  transmission  covers  the  cost  of  delivery  within 
one  mile  or  within  the  town  postal  delivery  when  that  extends  for  more  than 
a  mile.  But  when  it  is  not  a  Head  Post  Office,  the  message  is  delivered  free 
"vvithin  one  mile  only. 

When  the  addressee  resides  beyond  the  free  delivery,  porterage  is  charged 
at  the  rate  of  6d  per  mile  or  part  of  a  mile,  provided  the  whole  distance  does 
not  exceed  three  miles.  If  the  addressee  resides  at  a  greater  distance  than 
three  miles  from  the  terminal  office,  porterage  is  charged,  for  delivery  by 
mounted  messenger,  at  the  rate  of  Is  per  mile  (except  in  Ireland,  where  the 
charge  usually  is  only  8d  per  mile),  the  distance  being  reckoned  from  the 
office  door. 

Coi^ies  of  a  telegram  directed  to  more  than  one  person  in  the  same  free 
delivery  are  delivered  at  a  charge  of  twopence  per  copy,  in  addition  to  a  half- 
penny for  each  word  in  the  address  of  the  copy. 

No  combination  of  words  is  counted  as  one,  with  the  exception  of  those 
which  are  ordinarily  written  as  one,  or  coupled  by  hyphens,  as  "mother-in- 
law,"  "non-delivery,"  "almshouses,"  "forty-seven."  Certain  exceptional 
names,  such  as  O'Neil,  MacDonald,  De  la  Rue,  are  charged  for  as  single  words. 
So,  too,  are  names  with  the  prefix  "  St,"  as  StPancras  ;  but  double  names  of 
persons,  like  Smith-Payne,  are  counted  as  two  words. 

Abbreviations  of  words,  "can't,"  "won't,  "don't,"  are  counted  as  single 
words,  but  there  is  a  great  risk  of  error. 

Figures  are  counted  at  the  rate  of  five  figures  to  a  word.  Fractions  are 
counted  according  to  the  number  of  figures  employed,  one  figure  being  added 
for  the  mark  of  division.  In  groups  of  figures  a  stop  is  counted  as  a  figure. 
The  symbols  o/o,  a/c,  b/1,  and  c/o  are  each  counted  as  one  Avord.  Ordinal 
numbers  are  charged  in  the  same  way  as  cardinal,  with  the  addition  of  one 
word  for  the  affix  st,  nd,  rd,  or  th.  Initial  letters  are  each  counted  as  one 
word,  with  the  exception  of  the  initials  of  the  London  Postal  Districts,  which 
are  counted  as  one  word  for  each  group. 

Anyone  may  have  an  abbreviated  address,  registered  on  payment  of  a  guinea 
a  year,  but  the  registration  of  abbreviated  addresses  is  not  recommended. 

The  cost  of  a  reply,  not  exceeding  forty-eight  words,  may  be  prepaid,  and  a 
reply  form  will  then  be  delivered  to  the  addressee,  who  will  be  at  liberty  to 
send  his  reply,  from  any  telegraph  office,  at  any  time  within  two  months. 

Telegrams  can  be  repeated,  if  the  sender  desires  it,  by  being  signalled  back 
from  office  to  office.  No  copy  is,  in  such  case,  %\s  en  to  the  sender.  The 
charge  for  repetition  is  one-half  the  ordinary  tariff.  Telegrams  containing 
mercantile  quotations  or  figures,  and  telegrams  written  in  cypher,  or  according 
to  a  preconcerted  code,  should  always  be  repeated. 

Foreign  Telegrams. 

Foreign  telegrams  are  of  two  kinds,  telegrams  in  lA&m  language  and  tele- 
grams in  secret  language.  Those  in  plain  language  are  composed  of  Avords, 
figures,  and  letters  conveying  an  intelligible  meaning.  Those  in  secret 
language  are  divided  into  :  (1 )  preconcerted  language  or  code,  (2)  cypher. 

Code  telegrams  are  those  composed  of  words,  the  context  of  which  has 
no  intelligible  meaning.     Proper  names  are  not  allowed  in  the  text  of  code 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


135 


telegrams,  except  in  their  natural  sense.  Words  of  more  than  ten  letters  are 
not  allowed.  In  Code  telegrams  only  English,  French,  German,  Italian, 
Spanish,  Portuguese,  Dutch,  and  Latin,  may  be  employed,  but  words  of  any 
or  all  of  these  languages  will  be  allowed  in  the  same  telegram. 

Cypher  telegrams  are  those  containing  groups  of  figures  having  a  secret 
meaning.  Telegrams  consisting  of  groups  of  letters  are  not  accepted,  but 
groups  of  letters  denoting  trade  marks  are  allowed  in  the  midst  of  plain  or 
preconcerted  language  and  are  then  charged  for  as  figures. 

The  address  of  the  sender  is  cliarged  for,  if  transmitted ;  in  any  case 
it  must  be  written  at  tlie  foot  of  the  form. 

In  ordinary  European  telegrams  the  length  allowed  for  a  word  is  15  letters, 
in  extra-European  telegrams  10  letters  ;  any  additional  letters  being  charged 
for  at  the  rate  of  15  or  10  letters  respectively  to  the  word. 

Subject  to  the  limit  as  to  number  of  letters,  ordinary  compound  words  and 
names  of  j)ersons  and  places,  &c.,  written  without  break  or  interruption,  are 
counted  as  single  words.  If  joined  by  a  hyphen,  or  separated  by  an  apostrophe, 
they  are  counted  as  so  many  separate  words. 

Compound  numbers  written  in  words  and  witliout  break  are  also  counted  as 
single  words  subject  to  tlie  same  limit  as  to  tlie  number  of  letters.  The  name  of 
the  office,  county,  province,  and  country  of  destination  in  the  addresses  of 
telegrams  are  each  charged  for  as  one  word  whatever  their  length. 

Every  separate  letter  or  figure  is  charged  for  as  one  word,  and  in  European 
telegrams  every  groui)  of  five  figures  or  letters  is  counted  as  one  word,  larger 
groups  being  counted  at  the  rate  of  five  figures  or  letters  to  a  word,  plus  one 
word  for  any  excess.  In  extra-European  telegrams  groups  of  figures  (or 
letters  when  used  as  trade  marks)  are  counted  at  the  rate  of  three  to  a  word, 
plus  one  word  for  any  excess.  Bars  of  division,  decimal  points,  and  stops  used 
in  the  formation  of  numbers  are  counted  as  figures.  Letters  added  to  figures 
to  form  ordinal  numbers  are  counted  as  figures. 

If  the  sender  desires  to  prepay  a  reply  of  10  words  he  must  insert  before  the 
address  of  the  receiver  *'E  P,"  which  is  charged  for  as  one  word  ;  but  if  he 

desires  a  reply  of  more  or  less  tlian  10  words,  he  must  insert  "KP ", 

which  are  charged  for  as  two.     A  less  sum  than  lOd  cannot  be  accepted  in 
prepayment  of  a  reply.     More  than  30  words  cannot  be  prepaid. 


TABLE  OF  CHARGES  FOR  FOREIGN  TELEGRAMS. 
European  Telegrams. — From  any  part  of  the  United  Kingdom. 


s.     d. 

s. 

d. 

s. 

d 

Algeria         each  word  0    3 

Italy             each  word  0 

3 

Tunis            each  word  0 

3 

Austria      0    3 

Luxemburg 

0 

n 

*Turkey   (and   Turkish 

Azores       0  10 

Malta         

0 

6 

Islands)             ...        0 

64 

Belgium     0    2 

♦Montenegro 

0 

4 

West  Coast  of  Africa— 

*Bosnia — Herzegovina  0    4 

Morocco — Tangier 

0 

6 

Benguela             ...      9 

10 

*Bulgaria  and  Eastern 

Other  places     ... 

0 

4 

Bissao  and  Bolama       4 

7 

Ronmelia          ...        0    41 

Norway      

0 

3.1 

Gaboon     6 

9 

Canary  Islands    ...        0  10 

Portugal     

0 

H 

Grand  Bassam    ...        5 

1 

Cyprus       0    61 

•Roumania 

0 

4 

Konaki-y 4 

7 

Denmark 0    3^ 

Russia        

0 

51 

Loanda  (St  Paul  de)     8 

7 

France        0    2 

*Servia       

0 

4 

Mossamedes        ...       10 

9 

Germany 0    2 

Spain          

0 

4 

Porto  Novo  (Kotonou)   6 

3 

Gibraltar 0    4^ 

Sweden      

0 

4 

Principe  (Island  of)      7 

1 

Greece*  Greek  Islands 0    7 

Switzerland 

0 

3 

SanThomas(Islandof)  6 

7 

Holland      0    2 

*Tripoli  (Africa)  ... 

1 

1 

Senegal    1 

6 

Hungary 0    3 

Whydah 6 

3 

^Private  Telegrams  in  Code 

or  Cypher  are  not  accepted  for 

these  places,  nor  for  Dalmatia. 

136 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 
Extra-European  Telegrams. 


10 
8  0 
8  2 
8  10 
8  4 
9 


Aden  each  word  38.9d. 

Africa  (W.)— Bathurst  5  11 

Bonny  and  Brass        9    8 

Cameroons       ...        9 

Gold  Coast — Accra     8 
Other  places   ...        8 

Lagos     

Lome      

Sierra  Leone     ... 

Annam       

Argentine  Republic 

Assab         

Australia — Victoria 

South  and  Western 

New  South  Wales 

Queensland 
Bahamas    . . 
Beloochistan 

Bermuda 

Bokhara     

Bolivia, 

Brazil — Pernambuco 

Other  places     ... 
British  South  Africa 

Burmah     

Canada  —  Columbia, 

Vancouver,N.W.  Ter. 

Manitoba  ..         16 

Other  places  ...  10 
Cape  Colony  ...  8  11 
Cape  Verd— St  Vincent,2    6 


Other  places 

Ceylon       

Chili  

China — Macao 

Other  places     ... 
Cochin  China 
Colombia— Panama 

Bonaventura     ... 

Other  places     ... 

Corea         

Costa  Rica 

Dutch  East  Indies — 

Java       

Other  Islands    . . 
East  Coast  of  Africa 

British  East  Africa — 
Mombassa 
Other  places ... 


5 

3  9 

6  2 

7  4 
6  10 

4  11 


Delagoa.MosambiqueS  10 
German  E.  Africa  7  11 
Zanzibar  ...        7    9 

Ecuador     6    2 

Egypt — Alexandria        1     7 

Souakim  ...        2    6 

Otherplaces — 1st  Reg.  1  10 

2d  Region         ...        2    0 

Guatemala — San  Jos6  3  1 
Other  places     ...        3    4 

Guiana,  British    ...      12    2 


Dutch,    ..  ea.word  9s.l0d. 
French  (Cayenne)       9    6 
Other  places     ...      10  10 

Hedjaz       3    9 

Honduras  (Independ't)  3    9 

India,         3     8 

Japan  8    0 

Madeira     1    2 

Malay  Peninsula — 
Jelebu5s6d,  Malacca  5    5 
Penang4sl0d,  Perak5    0 
Selangor  ...        5    6 

Singapore         ...        5    7 
Sungie  Ujong  ...        5     6 

Massowah 3  11 

Mauritius 8    9 

Mexico  —  Chihuahua, 
Guaymas,  Hermosillo, 
Matamoras,      Monte  - 
rey,  Sabinas,  Saltillo, 
Sauz,  Tamaulipas        1     9 
Tampico,  Mexico,  and 

"Vera  Cruz     ...        2    6 

Other  places     ...        2    8 

Natal — Durban    ... 

Other  places     ... 

New  Caledonia    ... 

Newfoundland 

New  Zealand 

Nicaragua — 

San  Juan  del  Sur 

Other  places     ... 

Obock 

Orange  Free  State 

Paraguay  

Perim         3     9 

Persia — Bushire  ...        2    1 
Otherplaces     ...        16 

Peru  6    2 

Philippine  Islands  8  9 
Russia  inAsia — IstReg.  1  8 
2d  Region  ...  2  7 
St  Pierre  and  Miquelon  1  0 
San  Salvador— Libertad  ;J  6 
Other  places  ...  3  9 
Seychelle  Islands...        7    3 

Siam  4    4 

Tasmania 5    3 

Tonquin     6    1 

Transvaal 8  11 

United  States — Alabama, 
Carolina,      Georgia, 
Illinois,         Indiana, 
Kentucky,  Michigan, 
Mississippi,        Ohio, 
Tennessee,  Virginia, 
Wisconsin      ...        13 
United  States- 
Arkansas,     Colorado, 
Dakota,  IndianTerr, 


9 

11 

1 

0 
0 

11 

2 

10 

8  11 

5     9 


Iowa,  Kansas,  Mon-  s. 
tana,  Nebraska,New 
Mexico,   Oklahoma, 
Texas,  Wyoming     1 

Arizona,  California, 
Idaho,  Nevada,  Ore- 
gon, Utah,  Wash- 
ington Terr.  ...        1 

Connecticut,  Maine, 
Massachusetts,  New 
Hampshire,  Rhode 
Island,  Vermont      1 

Columbia,  Delaware, 
Maryland,  Pennsyl- 
vania          1 

Florida — Pensacola  1 
Key  West  ...  1 
Otherplaces...        1 

Louisiana— N.Orleans  1 
Other  places ...        1 

Minnesota  —  Duluth 
Minneapolis,       St 

Paul 1 

Otherplaces...        1 

Missouri — St  Louis  1 
Other  places  ...        1 

New     Jersey— Hobo- 
ken,  Jersey  City      1 
Other  places ...        1 

New  York— New  York 


and  vicinity  . 
Other  places . 
Uruguay    ... 
Venezuela... 
Antigua... 
Barbadoes 
Cuba — Havana 
Cienfuegos 
Santiago 
Other  places . 
Curacoa... 
Dominica 
^  Grenada 
s  Guadaloupe 
"  Hayti— Pt.  au  Prince  7 


3 
5 

0 
2 

1  0 
1  2 
5  9 
10  11 
9  10 
9 
2 
3 
4 
2 
9 
9 
9 
9 


Cape  Haitien 
i!;     Mole  St  Nicholas 

Other  places... 
^Jamaica 
H  Martinique 
^  Marie  Galante 

Porto  Rico 

St  Croix 

San  Domingo    ... 

St  Kitts 

St  Lucia 

St  Thomas 

St  Vincent 

Trinidad 
Yemen       


11 
8 
6 
9 

10 
2 
2 

11 
0 

10 

10 
6  10 

8  5 
5  10 

9  0 
9  4 
9  0 
9     4 

8  11 

9  10 


Telegrams  for  publication  in  Newspapers  may  be  sent  at  a  reduced  charge,  under 
special  conditions,  to  North  America,  the  Australasian  Colonies,  India,  Burmah,  Ceylon, 
Penang,  Singapore,  Egypt,  the  Transvaal,  Natal,  Orange  Free  State,  and  Cape  Colony. 
Terms  and  conditions  may  be  ascertained  from  Cable  Companies  in  London. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  137 

COLLECTION  OF  LETTERS  FROM  THE  TOWN  RECEIVING 
HOUSES  AND  PILLAR  LETTER  BOXES. 


Situations  of  Receiving- 

Hours  of  Collection  on                               | 

Houses,  Pillar  Letter  Boxes, 

.    _ 

&c. 

Week  Days.                                        1 

A.M. 

A.M.  1  A.M.  1  P.M.  1  P.M. 

P.M. 

P.M.  1  P.M. 

P.M.      P.M. 

Dock  Street  Branch  Office, 

12  15 

8     Oil 

0   2 

0   3 

0 

5     0 

5  50,  7    0 

..190 

*199  Princes  Street  t   T  S.O. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0 

2 

0   3 

0 

5    0 

5  50   7    0 

8    0   9    0 

*199  Blackness  Road     do. 

12  15 

7  3011 

0 

-1 

15 

3 

0 

5    0 

5  50   6  30 

8    0    9    0 

*  90  King  Street            do. 

12  15 

8    O'll 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

5    0 

5  50 

7    0 

8    0    9    0 

*128  Hilltown  t              do. 

12  15 

8    0,11 

0    2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

8    0    9    0 

*142  Scouringburn  t      do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

O'  2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

8    0 

9    0 

m3  Perth  Road  t          do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0    2 

0 

8 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

8    0 

9    0 

*  57  Hawkhill  t             do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0    2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

8    0 

9    0 

*  28  Dundonald  St.       do. 

12  15 

8    010 

0    1 

30 

3 

0 

5  15 

6  45 

8  45 

*  12  Ferry  Road            do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0    2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

80 

9    0 

*  27  Strathmartine  Ed.  do. 

12  15 

7  30 

10 

0 

2 

0 

4 

0 

7    0 

8  45 

^Maryfield                      do. 

12  15 

7  45 

10 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

4"  0 

e"  0 

7    0 

8  "  0 

8  45 

*Logie                             do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0 

1 

50 

5  35 

7  20 

8    0 

Roseangle  (Top  of) 

Pillar  Letter  Box 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

123  Hawkhill                do 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

1  Tay  St.  (North)         do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Hilltown  (Foot)           do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0,  2 

0 

3 

0,  5    0 

5  50 

7    0.. 

9    0 

Dock  Street  (foot 

of  Castle  St.)       do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0   2 

0 

3 

0 

5    0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Carolina  Port               do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0   2 

0 

3 

0 

5    0 

6  30 

9    0 

Dudhope  (Top  of 

Polepark)             do. 

12  15 

7  1510 

0 

1 

0 

5    0 

6  15 

8  45 

81  Murraygate              do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0 

2 

0 

3 

o:  5   0 

550 

7    0 

9    0 

18  Cowgate                   do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0    5    0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Tay  Bridge  Station      do. 

8    0 

11 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0   5    0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Ann  St. ,  at  top  William 

St.,  Wall  Letter  Box 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0   2 

0 

3 

0   5    0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Blackscroft                   do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0 

2 

0 

3 

o;  5  0 

5  50 

7    0 

9    0 

Glamis  Road,               do. 

12  15 

..     11 

0 

1  30 

4 

30 

5  30 

6  45 

9  30 

Victoria  Rd.,  foot  of 

William  St.,         do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

o;  2 

0 

3 

0'  5    0 

5  50 

70'.. 

9    0 

Royal  Exchange  Let.  Box 

8    Oil 

15   2 

0 

3 

0    5    0 

5  50 

7    0.. 

8    5 

High  Street  Wall  Letter  Box 

1215 

8    Oil 

0   2 

0,  3 

0   5    0 

5  50 

7    0.. 

9    0 

93  Milnbank  Road       do. 

12  15 

7  15    9 

15   1 

15 

5    0 

6  15'    . . 

8  30 

63  Nethergate              do. 

12  15 

8    0,11 

0   2 

0 

3 

0   5    0 

550 

7    0.. 

9    0 

26  Windsor  Street        do. 

12  15 

7  45  11 

0 

2 

0 

5 

0   6  30 

..    1     .. 

8  30 

West  Railway  Station  do. 

12  15 

8    Oil 

0 

2 

0 

8 

0    5    0 

5  50 

7-  0     .. 

9    0 

Constitution  Road 

1 

(near  top)             do. 

12  15 

7  1511 

0 

1 

0 

3 

0   5    0 

6  50     .. 

9  20 

Shamrock  Street         do. 

12  15 

7  30   9 

45 

2 

0 

1  5  15 

6  45)     . . 

9    0 

4  Strathmartine  Road  do. 

12  15 

7  30  10 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0    4    0 

7    0.. 

9    0 

Perth  Road  (near 

Western  Cemetery)  do. 

12  15 

7  15  11 

0 

1 

0 

4  40 

6  15 

8  30 

Constitution  Road 

(Rustic  Place)      do. 

12  15 

8    0 

11 

0 

2 

0 

3 

0 

5     0 

7    0 

9    0 

Law  Street                   do. 

12  15 

7  15 

9 

45 

1 

0 

4  30 

6  15 

8  30 

Kinnaird  Street           do. 

12  15 

7  30 

9 

45 

1 

0 

5     0 

6  30 

8  45 

West  Park  Road          do. 

12  15 

7  30 

9  45 

1 

15 

4  30 

6  30'    .. 

8  45 

Newport  Boat  Letter  Box . . 

7  45'11 

45    2 

5 

3 

O!  4  45 

545 

6  45:    .. 

8  30 

Provost  Road         do. 

8  15|     . 

.    1  1 

45 

4 

15'     .. 

6    0.. 

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*  Open  for  Money  Order  business  from  9  a.m.  till  6  p.m.  (Savings  Bank,  9  A.M.  till  8  p.m.). 
The  collections  from  the  Receiving  Houses  at  12.15  a.m.  and  9  P.M.  are  made  from 
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(     141     ) 

GENERAL    DIRECTORY. 

Abbot,  Alexander,  sack  and  bag  maker,  51  Cowgate  ;  house,  19 

Abbot,  Alexander,  shore  porter,  44  Ferry  road 

Abbot,  David,  mechanic,  5  Catherine  street 

Abbot,  George,  joiner,  40  Hunter  street 

Abbot,  Gershom,  confectioner,  16  Hilltown 

Abbot,  James,  photographer,  57  Constitution  road  ;  h.  59 

Abbot,  James,  patternmaker,  78  Hilltown 

Abbot,  James,  photographer,  91  Peddie  street 

Abbot,  John,  seaman,  10  Morrison's  court 

Abbot,  Peter  H.,  accountant,  8  Roxburgh  terrace 

Abbot,  Robert,  machinefitter,  8  Dallfield  terrace 

Abbot,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker  and  funeral  undertaker,  48  King  street ;  h. 

46  King's  road 
Abbot,  Mrs  Mary,  fruitr.  and  confec,  22  Ann  street ;  h.  53  N.  Church  st. 
Abbot,  Mrs,  registry,  and  fancy  warehouse,  48  King  st.  ;  ^.  46  King's  rd. 
Abbot,  Mrs,  17  Ellen  street 

Abbot,  Miss,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  19  Cowgate 
Abbott,  Alexander,  lapper,  25  Stirling  street 
Abbott,  James  W. ,  mechanic,  151  Hawkhill 
Abbott,  William,  seaman,  5  Robertson  street 

Abel,  Rev.  Arthur  C,  Dudhope  Free  Church ;  h.  1  Rankine  street 
Aberdeenshire  Meat  Co. ,  butchers,  20  Wellgate 
Aberdein,  David,  grocer,  99  Victoria  road  ;  h.  98 
Aberdein,  James,  cloth  inspector,  3  Ellen  street 
Ackerley,  Herbert,  locomotive  fireman,  23  Tait's  lane 
Adam,  Alexander,  fireman,  Tay  Oilcake  works  ;  h.  Stannergate 
Adam,  David,  of  John  Adam  &  Sons,  37  Rosebank  street 
Adam,  David,  bootmaker,  162  Hilltown ;  h.  160 
Adam,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  and  agent  for  W.  &  A.  Gilbey, 

73  Albert  street ;  h.  18  Arbroath  road 
Adam,  George,  flax  inspector,  150  Princes  street 
Adam,   George,  messenger,  Commercial   Bank,   and  church-officer,  St 

Enoch's  church;  h.  87  Commercial  street 
Adam,  James,  grocer,  25  Hilltown ;  h.  67  Seagate 
Adam,  James,  dairyman,  277  Hawkhill 
Adam,  James,  coppersmith,  9  Ellen  street 
Adam,  James,  grocer,  307  Loons  road  ;  h.  1  Lorimer  street 
Adam,  Jane,  dressmaker,  1  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 
Adam,  John,  of  Halket  &  Adam,  Magdalen  place 
Adam,  John,-  of  John  Adam  &  Sons,  37  Rosebank  street 
Adam,  John,  joiner,  40  Dallfield  walk 
Adam,  John,  jun.,  of  Halket  &  Adam,  Magdalen  place 
Adam,  John,  steward,  109  Lochee  road 
Adam,  John,  boilermaker,  44  Ure  street 
Adam,  John,  labourer,  23  South  George  street 
Adam,  John,  &  Sons,  plasterers,  15  Park  lane 
Adam,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  28  Victoria  street 
Adam,  Robt.,  lock  and  hinge  maker,  and  smith,  31  Overgate;  h.  51  High  st. 


142  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Adam,  Robert,  spiritdealer,  12  Castle  lane ;  h.  33  Castle  street 

Adam,  Thomas,  agent  and  commission  merchant,  15  Bonnybank  road 

Adam,  Thomas,  coaldealer,  79^  Lochee  road ;  h.  79 

Adam,  William,  of  John  Adam  &  Sons,  10  Shepherd's  loan 

Adam,  William,  Prudential  Assurance  agent,  34  N".  Wellington  street 

Adam,  Miss,  dressmaker,  9  Ellen  street 

Adams,  Alexander,  house  proprietor,  121  Hawkhill 

Adams,  Andrew,  stevedore,  21  Dock  street 

Adams,  A.  &  M.,  dressmakers,  4  Forebank  road 

Adams,  Charles,  salesman,  68  Albert  street 

Adams,  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  116  Princes  street 

Adams,  George,  fireman,  10  Stirling  street 

Adams,  George  Rough,  of  Henry  Adams  &  Son,  4  Wellington  street 

Adams,  Henry,  &  Son,  glove  manfrs.,  hosiers,  &  shirtmakers,  5  High  st. 

Adams,  James,  flax  and  jute  weigher,  138  Ferry  road 

Adams,  Jas. ,  grocer,  wine  &  spirit  mer. ,  9  Constitution  st. ;  k.  4  Lawson  pi. 

Adams,  James,  police  constable,  9  Mortimer  street 

Adams,  James  Duncan,  potato  farmer  and  merchant,  42  and  46  Reform 

street  (Telephone  No.  534;   Telegraphic  Address,    "Adams'");  h. 

Abertay,  20  Magdalen  Yd.  rd.  (Telephone No.  819),  and  Lundie  castle 
Adams,  James  0.,  manager,  Dundee  Calender;  h.  34  Wellington  street 
Adams,  John,  joiner,  15  Balgay  street 

Adams,  John,  coaldealer,  18  Small's  wynd ;  h.  3  Hean's  lane 
Adams,  John,  policeman,  50  Hill  street 

Adams,  J.  D.,&  Co., clothiers,  men's  mercers,  &  shirtmakers,  42  Reform  st. 
Adams,  Margaret,  grocer,  24  Small's  wynd 
Adams,  Robert,  calenderworker,  4  Kinloch  street 
Adams,  Thomas,   ironmonger,   plumber,    tinsmith,   and  gasfitter,    205 

Overgate  ;  h.  23  Miller's  wynd 
Adams,  William,  china  merchant,  50  Blackscroft 
Adams,  William,  sawyer,  70  Ure  street 

Adams,  William,  bookseller,  bookbinder,  &c.,  82  Lochee  road 
Adams,  Mrs  D.,  3  Rustic  place 
Adams,  Mrs  Mary,  lodgings,  7  Yeaman  shore 
Adams,  Miss,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  133  Princes  street 
Adamson,  Alexander,  of  Alex.  Adamson  &  Co. ,  332  Perth  road 
Adamson,  Alex. ,  teacher  of  music,  Academy  of  Music,  4  Whitehall  st. 
Adamson,  Rev.  Alexander,  B.D.,  Free  Chapelshade  ;  h.  4  Nelson  ter. 
Adamson,  Alexander,  sawyer,  45  Cotton  road 
Adamson,  Alexander,    &   Co.,  umbrella,  bag,  trunk,  waterproof,  and 

typewriter  merchants,  36  Whitehall  street 
Adamson,  Andrew,  shoemaker,  32  Hawkhill ;  h.  12  Balfour  street 
Adamson,  Catherine,  draper,  43  Victoria  street ;  h.  17  Lyon  street 
Adamson,  C. ,  produce  broker,  7  Shore  ter. ;  h.  2  Taymouth  ter. ,  B.  Ferry 
Adamson,  David,  joiner,  5  Graham  place 
Adamson,  David,  factory  foreman,  10  Rosebank  road 
Adamson,  David  P. ,  lightship  attendant,  23  Scott  street 
Adamson,  George,  mason,  63  Ure  street 
Adamson,  James  W.,  of  Don  Bros.,  Buist,  &  Co.,  Dundee,  and  Wm. 

and  John  Don  &  Co. ,  Forfar ;  li.  Broomfield  house,  Forfar 
Adamson,  John,  wholesalegrocer,71  Seagate;  h.  Avalodge,  Magdalen  green 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  143 

Adamson,  John,  shipwright,  24  Baldovan  terrace 

Adamson,  John,  cabinetmaker,  14  Park  avenue 

Adamson,  Peter,  machinery  mercht. ,  4,  6,  and  8  Allan  st.;  h.  139  Seagate 

Adamson,  Robert,  mechanic,  4  Stobswell  road 

Adamson,  Robert  A.,  joiner,  75  Albert  street 

Adamson,  Robert  B.,  clerk,  10  Park  avenue 

Adamson,  Robert  Walker,  sorting  clerk,  16  Pitfour  street 

Adamson,  T,  W.,  supt..  Abstainers  and  Genl.  Insur.  Co.,  10  Cleghorn  st. 

Adamson,  William,  wireworker  and  bellhanger,  49  Nethergate  ;  h.  43 

Adamson,  William,  mason,  15  Stirling  street 

Adamson,  William,  dockgateman,  46  Watson  street 

Adamson,  William,  joiner,  3  Stobswell  road 

Adamson,  Mrs  James,  11  Mountpleasant 

Adamson,  Miss,  370  Loons  road 

Addison,  Alexander,  Cowgate  porter,  3  Glebe  street 

Adie,  Andrew,  of  A.  &  J.  Adie,  Beachtower,  Harecraig 

Adie,  Andrew  H.,  precentor.  Free  St  Andrew's  Church  ;  h.  Balgray  rd. 

Adie,  A.  &  J.,  spinners  and  manftrs.,  S.  Anchor  Works,  33  Guthrie  street 

Adie,  James,  of  A.  &  J.  Adie,  Thornbank,  196  Ferry  road 

Adie,  William,  engineer,  24  Dallfield  terrace 

Agnew,  Alexander,  solicitor  and  procurator  fiscal,  Courthouse  buildings; 

h.  Balwherrie,  West  Ferry 
Aiken,  John,  compositor,  107  Ann  street 
Aiken,  Patrick  Anderson,  clerk,  11  Cardean  street 
Aiken,  William,  detective  ofiicer,  Stirling  park 

Aikenhead,  William,  dairyman,  N.  Church  street ;  ^  40  N.  George  st. 
Aimer,  Adam,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  65  Victoria  road ;  7«.  63 
Aimer,  George,  night  watch  man,  1  Baxter  street 

Aimer,  Geo,  C.,  cabinetmaker  and  joiner,  31  Nethergate;  h.  225  Overgate 
Aimer,  James,  cabinetmaker,  98  Victoria  road 
Aimer,  Jas.  D.,  wholesale  coffeedealer,  90  to  94  Seagate;   h.   Rosslyn 

villas,  Clepington  road 
Air,  Andrew,  mechanic,  13  Caldrum  street 
Air,  David,  of  David  Air  &  Co. ,  Cedarlea,  Broughty  Ferry 
Air,  David,  &  Co.,  merchants,  manufacturers,  and  calenderers,  5  King  st. 
Airth,  Annie,  dairy,  85  Victoria  road  ;  h.  6  North  Ellen  street 
Airth,  Mrs  A.,  apartments,  24  Bank  street 
Aitchison,  John,  tinsmith,  45  Cotton  road 
Aitken,  Henry,  confectioner,  10  Overgate  ;  h.  8 
Aitken,  Henry  M.,  currier,  15  Rosefield  street 
Aitken,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  53  Perth  road  ;  h.  55 
Aitken,  James,  clerk,  20  Peddie  street 
Aitken,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  75  Caldrum  street,  and  45 

Main  street ;  h.  77  Strathmartine  road 
Aitken,  Rev.  James,  RyehillU.P.  Ch. ;  h.  St  Regulus,  4  Roxburgh  ter. 
Aitken,  James  B. ,  lithographer,  57  Dura  street 
Aitken,  John,  examining  officer,  No.  2  Bond ;  h.  19  Victoria  street 
AITKEN,  JOHN,  ironmonger,  millfurnisher,  tinsmith,  and  grocers'  outfitter, 

17  Union  street ;  h.  Wormit.     See  Adv.  p.  18 
Aitken,  John,  mechanic,  8  Park  avenue 
Aitken,  R.,  chimneysweeper,  53  Ann  street 


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Aitken,  Thos.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  57-59  Westport ;  h.  1  Meadow  entry 

Aitken,  Thomas  D.,  governor,  West  Poorhouse,  Blackness  road 

Aitken,  William,  tailor,  6  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 

Aitken,  William,  traffic  inspector,  71  Perth  road 

Aitken,  William  (ironmonger,  Lochee),  18  Gardner  street 

Aitken,  W. ,  grocer,  wine  and  spt.  mer.,  76  Dura  st. ;  h.  Viewbankcot.,  Liff 

Aitken,  Mrs  Ann,  114  Hawkhill 

Aitken,  Mrs  T.  D.,  matron.  West  Poorhouse,  Blackness  road 

Aitkenhead,  Mrs  Ann,  manglekeeper,  70  Kemback  street 

Aitkinson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  33  North  Ellen  street 

Albany  Shipping  Co. ,  Ld. ,  79  Commercial  st.  ;  David  Scott  &  Son,  mngrs. 

Albert  Mill,  Arklay  street ;  William  Cleghorn,  jiin.,  manufacturer 

Albion  Foundry,  Hill  street ;  Beath  &  Keay,  ironfounders 

Albion  Hotel,  15  Tally  street  ;  John  W.  Baird,  proprietor 

Alexander,  Adam,  printer,  Courier  office  ;  h,  36  Victoria  road 

Alexander,  Alexander,  2  Arbroath  road 

Alexander,  Rev.  Alex.,  M'Cheyne  Free  Church  ;  h.  Shaftesbury  road 

Alexander,  Charles,  ironplaner,  and  church-officer,  Wallacetown  Parish 

Church  ;  h.  47  Crescent  street 
Alexander,  David,  merchant  and  shipping  agent,  26  St  Andrew's  street; 

h.  St  Phillans,  East  Newport 
Alexander,  David,  shoemaker,  249  Hawkhill 
Alexander,  David,  mason,  39  Strathmartine  road 
Alexander,  David,  draper  and  clothier,  286b  Hilltown 
Alexander,  E.,  confectioner  and  baker,  106  Victoria  road  ;  h.  110 
Alexander,  George,  ii'onmonger  and  tinsmith,  98  Dura  street ;  h.  92 
Alexander,  George,  tenter,  32  Peddie  street 
Alexander,  H.  C,  grocer,  225  Overgate 

Alexander,  James,  slater,  25  Brown  street ;  h.  4  Lawrence  street 
Alexander,  James,  cowfeeder,  34  Forfar  road 
Alexander,  James,  mechanic,  27  Nelson  street 
Alexander,  James,  millwright,  25  Watson's  lane 

Alexander,  Jas. ,  tailor  and  clothier,  101  Nethergate  ;  h.  134  Albert  st. 
Alexander,  James,  &  Sons,  brassfounders,  plumbers,  and  gasfitters,  31 

Overgate  and  14  Bank  street 
Alexander,  John,  agent,  4  Windsor  place 

Alexander,  John,  bootmaker,  49  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 
Alexander,  John,  of  James  Alexander  &  Sons,  80  Nethergate 
Alexander,  Peter,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  223  Hilltown 
Alexander,  Peter,  mason,  140  Ferry  road 
Alexander,  Robert,  clothier,  53  Dudhope  street 
Alexander,  Thomas,  seaman,  14  West  Dock  street 
Alexander,  William,  city  architect  and  valuator,  32  Bank  street ;   h. 

4  Albany  terrace 
Alexander,  William,  of  Laird  &  Alexander,  India  villa,  55  Ferry  road 
Alexander,  William,  clerk,  42  Dallfield  terrace 
Alexander,  William,  insurance  agent,  9  South  George  street 
Alexander,  William,  draper,  53  Main  sti^eet 

Alexander,  Wm.,  millmanager,  Caldrum  Works  ;  h.  73  Hospital  wynd 
Alexander,  William,  of  James  Alexander  &  Sons,  51  Meadowside 
Alexander,  William,  bookseller,  8b  King  street;  h.  9  South  George  st. 


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Alexander,  Mrs  Charles,  5  Albany  terrace 

Alexander,  Mrs  John,  laundress,  151  Princes  street 

Alexander,  Mrs  J.  E.,  8  Paton's  lane 

Alexander,  Mrs,  confectioner,  90  Strathmartine  i-oad 

Alison,  Gr.  LLoyd,  wine  merchant,  14  Panmure  street,  and  59  Haymarket, 

London ;  h.  Redholine,  Ferry  road,  Teddington,  Middlesex 
Alison, Thos. , produce  mer.,19, 20  W.  Dock st.;  A..  Dalhousie  cot., W.Ferry 
Alison,  William,  carpenter,  8  St  Matthew  street 

Allan,  Alex.,  church-officer,  St  Clement's  Par.  Church;  h.  74Nethergate 
Allan,  David,  mason,  15  Stirling  street 
Allan,  David  M.,  grocer,  17  Step  row 

Allan,  D.  M.,  perfumer  &  hairdresser,  1  High  st. ;  A.  Westfield  ho.,  B.  Ferry 
Allan  &  Gauld,  coaldealers,  46  Cotton  road 

Allan,  George,  manager,  Albert  Mill ;  h.  Livonia  cottage.  Mains  loan 
Allan,  James,  turner,  40  Dallfield  walk 

Allan,  Jas. ,  jun. ,  hairdresser  and  wigmkr. ,  5  Hawkhill ;  h.  24  Crichton  st. 
Allan,  James,  joiner,  62  Caldrum  street 
Allan,  James,  coal  merchant,  21  Kinnaird  street ;  h.  7 
Allan,  James,  seaman,  42  King's  road 
Allan,  James  &  Alexander,  passenger  and  shipping  agents,  "Allan"  Line 

and  "  State  "  Line,  4  India  buildings,  and  25  Bothwell  st.,  Glasgow 
Allan,  John,  newsagent  &  pictureframe  maker,  50  DudhopeCres.  rd. ;  h.  46 
Allan,  John,  clerk  of  works,  27  Victoria  road 
Allan,  John,  mechanic,  126  Princes  street 

Allan,  Johnston  R.,  coal  merchant,  4  Crescent  lane ;  h.  6  Park  avenue 
ALLAN,  JOSEPH,  &  SONS,  firewood,  coal,  potato,  grain,  chaff,  and  clay 

merchants,  60  Foundry  lane  and  15  Baltic  street;  h.  Ill  Blackscroft. 

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Allan  Line  and  State  Line  of  Steamers ;  J.  &  A.  Allan,  4  India  buildings 
Allan,  Peter  D.,  wheelwright,  84  Peddie  street 
Allan,  Robert,  engineer,  The  Plane-trees,  Rankine  street 
Allan,  Robert,  cloth  inspector,  204  Hawkhill 
Allan,  Robert,  225  Overgate 
Allan,  Robert,  cook,  11  Union  place 

Allan,  R.  F. ,  hairdresser  &  perfumer,  77  Commercial  st. ;  h.  9  Park  avenue 
Allan,  Thomas,  engineer,  3  Watt  street 
Allan,  Thomas,  seaman,  38  Blackness  road 
Allan,  Thomas,  signalman,  14  Step  row 
Allan,  Thomas,  warehouseman,  38  Caldrum  street 
Allan,  William,  spiritdealer,  22  Strathmartine  road ;  A.  26 
Allan,  William,  engineer,  17  St  Andrew's  street 
Allan,  William,  turner,  15  Rosefield  street 
Allan,  William,  mechanic,  10  Shepherd's  loan 

Allan,  W.  D.,  trimming  merchant,  90  Nethergate  ;  h.  1  Rustic  place 
Allan,  Mrs  James,  24  Crichton  street 

Allan,  Mrs  J.  K.,  perfumer  &  hairdresser,  54,  56  Reform  st. ;  h.  10  Airlie  ter. 
Allan,  Mrs  W.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  173  Hilltown 
Allan,  Mrs,  nurse,  16  Thomson  street 
Allan,  Miss,  medical  and  surgical  nurse,  59  Perth  road 
Allard,  Maurice,  Arctic  Tannery  ;  li.  Springbank  house.  West  Ferry 
Allard,  Maurice  R. ,  of  Mackness  &  Allard,  Springbank  house.  West  Ferry 
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Allardice,  David,  mason,  27  Ogilvie's  road 

Allardice,  William  D.,  accountant,  Viewbank  terrace,  Clepington  road 

Allen,  Charles  B.,  of  Allen,  Mill,  &  Co.,  12  William  street,  Forebank 

Allen,  Mill,  &  Co. ,  manufacturers  and  merchants,  2  Meadow  Place  bldgs, 

Allen,  Samuel,  rope  and  sail  maker,  10  Polepark  road 

Allen,  William,  mechanic,  109  Lochee  road 

ALLIANCE  ASSURANCE  CO.,  23 Pammire  street;  Band  &  Whyte,  district 

agents.     See  Adv.  p.  110 
Alliance  Trust  Co.,  Ltd.,  13  Panmure  street ;  Wm.  Mackenzie,  secretary 
Allison,  James,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  solicitor  and  notary  public,  searcher  of 

burgh  register  of  sasines,  82  High  st.  ;  h.  Edina  villa,  E.  Newport 
Allison,  James,  of  James  Allison  &  Sons,  8  Garland  place 
Allison,   James,   &  Sons,   rope  and  sail  makers,  shipchandlers,  oil  and 

bonded  and  free  store  merchants,  47  and  48  Dock  street 
Allison,  John,  of  Clunas  &  Allison,  Maryiield  cottage,  26  Forfar  road 
Allsopp,  S.,  &  Sons,  Ltd. ,  brewers,  Burton-on-Trent ;  stores,  Cal.  Ry.  Stn. 
Alston,  Mrs  William,  2  Craigie  terrace 
Ames,  William,  street  porter,  34a  James  street 
Ames,  William  M.,  clerk,  58  Peddie  street 
Amos,  Robert,  railway  guard,  166  Ferry  road 

Anchor  and  Douglas  Mills,  Anchor  lane;  J.  &  H.  Gordon,  spinners 
Anchor  Line  of  Steamers  ;  Henderson  Brothers,  25  Albert  square 
Anderson,  Alexander,  superintendent  engineer,  1  Graham  place 
Anderson,  Alexander,  gymnastic  instructor,  50  Gellatly  street 
Anderson,  Alexander,  joiner,  16  Kinloch  street 
Anderson,  Alexander,' painter,  80  Ferry  i"oad 

Anderson,  Alex.,  coaldealer,  94  Scouringburn  ;  h.  1  Milne's  East  wynd 
Anderson,  Alexander,  tobacconist,  9  Union  street ;  ^.  19  Cleghorn  st. 
Anderson,  Alex.  Black,  chemist  and  druggist,  38  and  201  Princes  st., 

121  Blackscroft,  and  10  Ferry  road  ;  h.  60  Albert  street 
Anderson,  Alexander  G.,  blacksmith,  54  Princes  street 
Anderson,  Alexander  M'G.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  26  South  Tay  street 
Anderson,  Andrew,  warehouseman,  206  Lochee  road 
Anderson,  Andrew,  shipwinght,  44  Ferry  road 
Anderson,  Andrew,  blacksmith,  18  King's  road 
Anderson,  Andrew,  joiner,  18  Caldrum  street 
Anderson,  Andrew,  joiner,  1  Park  avenue 
Anderson,  Andrew,  joiner,  20  Kinloch  street 
Anderson,  Andrew,  engineer,  71  Watson  street 
Anderson,  Archibald  G.,  hairdresser,  21  Dock  street 
Anderson, A. W., secretary, W.B.Thompson&Co.jLd.;  h.  15Shamrock  st. 
Anderson,  Charles,  housepainter,  79  Arbroath  road 
Anderson,  Charles,  ironturner,  30  Victoria  street 
Anderson,  Charles,  ironturner,  95  Victoria  road 

Anderson,  Daniel,  tailor  and  clothier,  52  Wellgate ;  h.  33  Stirling  street 
Anderson,  David,  joiner,  16  Nelson  street 
Anderson,  David,  teacher  of  dancing,  62  Commercial  street 
Anderson,  David,  mechanic,  58  Mains  road 
Anderson,  David,  milloverseer,  4  Dock  street 
Anderson,  David,  shoemaker,  8  Parker  street 
Anderson,  David,  fireman,  7  William  street,  Forebank 


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Anderson,  David,  enginedriver,  38  Peddie  street 
Anderson,  David,  baker,  30  Princes  street ;  h.  32 

Anderson,  David,  church-officer,  Hilltown  Free  Church;  h,\\  Glamis  st. 
Anderson,  David,  church-officer,  Willison  Free  Church;  h,  7  Mid  street 
Anderson,  David,  fireman,  25  Hill  street 
Anderson,  David,  13  William  street,  Forebank 
Anderson,  David,  coachsmith,  14  New  Inn  entry 
Anderson,  David,  shippainter,  6  Small's  lane 
Anderson,  David,  foreman  mechanic,  21  Scott  street 
Anderson,  David,  coaldealer,  27  Benvie  road  ;  h.  20 
Anderson,  David  M.,  mechanic,  6  Park  avenue 
Anderson,  David  S.,  traveller,  6  Balfour  street 
Anderson,  Duncan,  compositor,  2  Arbroath  road 
Anderson,  Duncan,  butcher,  166  Ferry  road 
Anderson,  D.  H.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  171  Scouringburn 
Anderson,  D.  M.,  solicitoi",  18  Meadowside  ;  h.  Ellenmount,  Newport 
Anderson,  D.  S.,  cashier,  Dundee  Flour  Mills ;  h.  87^  Blackscroft 
Anderson,  Frank,  shore  porter,  8  Graham  place 
Anderson,  Francis  M.,  M.A.,  21  Windsor  street 

Anderson, Gardner,  Hepburn,  &  Co.,  solictrs.  and  notaries,  10  Meadowside 
Anderson,  Rev.  Gavin,  Free  High  Church  ;  h.  7  Adelaide  place 
Anderson,Geo.,of  W.Anderson  &  Son,  Marguerite  villa,  W.  Clepington  rd. 
Anderson,  George,  mason,  6  Rosefield  street 
Anderson,  George,  ironturner,  20  Wolseley  street 
Anderson,  George,  cabinetmaker,  28  Kincardine  street 
Anderson,  George,  jeweller,  87^  Blackscroft 

Anderson,  Geo.,  grocer,  47  Dura  st.  ;  h.  Helen  cottage,  19  Shamrock  st. 
Anderson,  George  G.,  mechanic,  7  King's  road 
Anderson,  George  S. ,  insurance  agent,  22  Raglan  street 
Anderson  &  Glass,  spinners  and  manufacturers.  Lady  bank  Mill  (Mid 

street),  and  Wellington  Street  Factory  ;  office,  14  Victoria  chambers 
Anderson,  Henry,  dairyman,  58  Constable  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  telegraph  clerk,  13  Union  place 
Anderson,  Jas. ,  chemist  and  druggist,  the  Dundee  Drug  Store,  60  and  62 

Commercial  st.,  93  High  st.,  and  27  Hilltown  ;  h.  1  Lansdowne  pi. 
Anderson,  James,  registrar,   11  Ward  I'oad;  h.  54  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Anderson,  Jas. ,  factory  manager,  Chapelshade  Works ;  ^.  16  Dallfield  ter. 
Anderson,  James,  factoryworker,  6  Annfield  row 
Anderson,  James,  dockgateman,  35  Ferry  road 
Anderson,  James,  clerk,  10  West  Dock  street 

Anderson,  James,  late  recruiting  sergeant,  Woodlea  place.  Provost  road 
Anderson,  James,  joiner,  1  Blacklieath  place 
Anderson,  James,  fireman,  65  Lochee  road 
Anderson,  James,  plumber,  35  Victoria  road 
Anderson,  James,  joiner,  50  Hill  street 
Anderson,  James,  brassfounder,  18  Cowgate 

Anderson,  James,  superintendent.  Commercial  Cable  Co.;  h.  4  Gowrie  st. 
Anderson,  James,  joiner,  22  Annfield  row 
Anderson,  James,  mechanic,  27  Scott  street 
Anderson,  James,  mechanic,  27  South  George  street 
Anderson,  James,  woodturner,  23  Hill  street 


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GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

James,  joiner,  32  Isles'  lane 

James,  butcher,  14  Balgay  street 

James,  plumber,  68  Hill  street 

James,  jun.,  civil  engineer,  Woodlea  place.  Provost  road 

James  A,,  merchant,  ship  and  insurance  agent,  29  Panmure 

;  h.  23  St  Andrew's  street 

James  A.,  teacher,  Butterburn  Public  School;   h.  Fairfield 


James  S.,  baker,  137  Hilltown  ;  h.  139 
Jane,  grocer  and  confectioner,  81  Arbroath  I'oad  ;  h.  79 
Jane  J,,  3  South  Tay  street 

John,  clubmaster,  Eastern  Club,  3  Albert  square 
John,  builder,  24  Willison  street ;  h.  10  Albert  street 
John,  accountant.  Royal  Bank,Westport ;  h.  53  South  Tay  st. 
John,  bleacher,  12  Paterson  street 
John,  clerk,  13  Victoria  street 
John,  joiner,  47  Rosebank  street 
John,  newsagent,  9  Albert  street ;  h.  66 
John,  harbour  porter,  43  Todburn  lane 
John,  evangelist,  17  Long  wynd 
John,  railway  guard,  13  Annfield  row 
John,  fireman,  1  Dallfield  walk 
John,  druggist,  Greenlaw  place,  Clepington  road 
John,  mechanic,  61  Hawkhill 
John,  ship -plater,  3  Baffin  street 
John  S.,  patternmaker,  29  Scott  street 
Joseph  E.,  warehouseman,  73  Strathmartine  road 
J.,  gymnastic  instructor.  Public  Gymnasium  ;  h.  8  Parker  st. 
J.  Farmer,  mer.,  Baltic  buildings  ;  h.  Hermonhill,  25  Perth  rd. 
Rev.  K.  C,  D.D.,  Ward  Chapel ;  A.  6  Erskine  ter.,  Maryfield 
M.  F.,  M.B. ,  CM.,  medical  practitioner,  161  Princes  street 
&  Pattullo,  painters,  58  King  street 

Peter,  baker,  32  North  Lindsay  street  (Telephone  No.  649), 
ISNethergate;  h.  15  Kiln  burn  place,  Newport 
Peter,  clerk,  224  Lochee  road 
Peter,  seaman,  14  Kirk  entry 
Peter,  mechanic,  2  Catherine  street 

Peter,  of  Peter  Anderson  &  Sons,  53  Commercial  street,  Max^ 
Peter,  &  Sons,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  4  Elizabeth  street 
Robei't,  of  Anderson  &  Glass,  7  Clarendon  terrace 
Robert,  lapper,  11  Mid  street 
Robert,  grocer,  28  Lawson  place 
Robert,  coachman,  166  Lochee  road 
Robert,  mason,  26  Catherine  street 
Robert,  goods  guard,  3  Kincardine  street 
Robert,  machine  agent,  11  Blackness  street 
Robert  J.,  coal  merchant,  9  and  11  Annfield  street ;  h.  14 
Thomas,  plumber,  15  Balfour  street 
Thomas,  riveter,  1  Dallfield  walk 
Thomas,  baker,  32  North  Lindsay  street 
Thomas,  of  Anderson  &  Pattullo,  117  Ann  street 


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Anderson,  Thomas  R. ,  engineer,  56  Ferry  road 

Anderson,  William,  collector,  Dundee  Burial  Society  ;  h.  30  Dallfield  ter. 

Anderson,  William,  manager,  Tay  Engiue  Works  -,  h.W  Maryfield  ter. 

Anderson,  William,  market  gardener,  66  Polepark  rd.  ;  h.  Kirktonof  Liff 

Anderson,  William,  porter,  II  Cross  row.  Small's  wynd 

Anderson,  William,  shoemaker,  51  King  street 

Anderson,  William,  66  Wellgate 

Anderson,  William,  butcher,  74  Overgate 

Anderson,  William,  railway  servant,  183  Overgate 

Anderson,  William,  clerk,  35  Victoria  road 

Anderson,  William,  metal  merchant,  51  Nelson  street ;  h.  13  Jamaica  st. 

Anderson,  William,  painter,  179  Blackness  road 

Anderson,  William,  27  Tait's  lane 

Anderson,  William,  boilermaker,  31  Hawkhill 

Anderson,  William,  joiner,  117  Ann  street 

Anderson,  William,  of  Wm.  Anderson  &  Son,  Scotia  villa,  W.  Newport 

Anderson,  William,  of  William  Anderson  &  Co.,  4  South  George  street 

Anderson,  Wm. ,  &  Co.,  wholesale  warehousemen,  62  Commercial  street 

Anderson,  Wm.  G. ,  manager.  Dun  dee  Flour  Mills ;  ^ .  3Gladstone  pi . ,  B.  Ferry 

Anderson,  William  H.,  butcher,  16  Polepark  road  and  9  Balgay  street ; 

h.  Barossa  cottage,  Ancrum  road 
Anderson,  William,  &  Son,  sanitary,  marble,  tile,  and  fire-clay  goods 

merchants,  13  Castle  street ;  depdts.  Esplanade  andTaybridge  station 
Anderson,  Mrs  David,  5  Hawkhill  place 
Anderson,  Mrs  E. ,  midwife,  44  North  Church  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  32  Isles'  lane 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  house  proprietrix,  137  Hawkhill 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  billiard  saloon,  72  Overgate 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  874  Blackscroft 

Anderson,  Mrs  Margaret,  furniture  dealer,  38  Hunter  street ;  h.  35 
Anderson,  Mrs  Mary,  midwife,  54  Princes  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  Patrick,  21  Windsor  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  R.,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  38  Victoria  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  St  Andrew's  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  14  North  Erskine  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  6  Malcolm  street 
Anderson,  Miss  Agnes,  fruiterer,  130  Princes  street 
Anderson,  Miss  Helen,  48  Seafield  road 

Anderson,  Miss  J. ,  draper  and  milliner,  172  Hilltown ;  h.  47  Rosebank  st. 
Anderson,  Miss  M.  I.,  dressmaker,  4  Gowrie  place 
Anderson,  Miss,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 
Anderson,  Miss,  milliner,  117  Nethergate 
Anderson,  Misses,  teachers  of  dancing,  62  Commercial  street 
Andrew,  James,  blacksmith,  24  Charles  street 

Andrew,  Jas.  M.,  of  Jas.  M.  Andrew  &  Co.,  Baldovan  ter..  Park  avenue 
Andrew,  James  M.,  &  Co.,  linen  drapers  and  floorcloth  merchants,  139 

to  143  Victoria  road 
Andrew,  W.  G. ,  restaurateur,  2  East  Dock  st.  ;  h.  37  Constitution  st. 
Andrew,    Misses   M.    &    R.,    coffeehouse-keepers,    208    Hilltown;    h. 

Cairnmuir  cottage,  Downfield 
Andrews,  Joseph,  manufacturer,  Anns  villa,  West  Clepington  road 


150  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Andrews,  R.  W.,  tobacconist,  75  Wellgate  ;  h.  U  Morgan  street 

Andrews,  Mrs  Euphemia,  65  Commercial  street 

Anglo-American  Telegraph  Co.,  Ld.,  1  Panmurest.;  Jas.  Mitchell,  supt. 

Angus,  Andw. ,  inspr.  of  wks.  Burgh  Engineer's  Office ;  h.  25  Baldovan  ter. 

Angus,  Elsie  S.,  fruiterer,  120  Albert  street ;  h.  3  Park  avenue 

Angus,  George,  accountant.  Town  &  County  Bank,  Ld.,  5  Albert  square 

Angus,  James,  clerk,  5  South  Tay  street 

Angus,  James,  shore  porter,  38  Pennycook  lane 

Angus,  John,  foreman,  9  Peddie  street 

Angus  Jute  Works,  Fairbairn  street ;  Thomson  Brothers,  manufacturers 

Angus,  William,  coachman,  207  Perth  road 

Angus,  William,  millmanager,  South  Mill ;  h.  5  Rustic  place 

Angus,  Mrs  Alexander,  10  Garland  place 

Angus,  Mrs  Jane,  apartments,  27  Crichton  street 

Annal,  George,  of  Annal  &  Raitt,  13  Kinloch  street 

Annal,  James,  foreman  dyer,  13  Kinloch  street 

Annal  &  Raitt,  painters,  123  Albert  street 

Annal,  Mrs,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  141  Hilltown  ;  h.  169 

ANNAN,  DAVID  Y.,  paper  box  manuf.,  114  Murray  gate.     See  adv.  p.  73 

Annan,  Miss,  19  Wellington  street 

Annand,  Thomas,  joiner,  29  Rose  street 

Annandale  Dairy  Co.,  163  Hawkhill,  2^  Dudhope  Crescent  road,  16 
Barrack  street,  110  Hilltown,  78a  King  street,  115  Ann  street,  28 
Watson  street,  36  Union  street,  32  Polepark  road,  39  Victoria  road, 
148  Princes  st.  ;  bakehouse,  206  Hawkhill ;  office,  29  Tait's  lane  ; 
John  J.  Hanning,  manager 

Ann  Street  Works,  2  North  William  street ;  David  Low,  spinner 

Anthony,  Wm.,  frenchpolisher  and  varnish  manufacturer,  Victoria  Chair 
Stores,  147  Victoria  road  ;  h.  143  Victoria  road 

Anton,  Geo. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  and  6  Ferry  rd. ;  h.  2  Park  ave. 

Anton,  James,  wine  merchant,  127  and  129  Perth  road  ;  h.  155 

Anton,  John,  dairyman,  29  Watson's  lane  ;  h.  22 

Anton,  Miss  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  43  Constitution  road 

Appleby,  M.,  grocer,  84  Hilltown 

Appleton,  Charles  H.,  filecutter,  14  Small's  lane  ;  h.  2 

Arbroath  Sawmill  Co.,  lathsplitters,  back  of  Custom  House,  Dock  street 

Archer,  Alexander,  bootmaker,  9  Milnbank  road 

Archer,  Alexander,  lathsplitter,  8  Lawrence  street 

Archer,  Alexander,  jun. ,  sculptor,  8  Lawrence  street 

Archer,  William  B.,  shipmaster,  22  Airhe  place 

Archibald,  Alexander  W.,  gas  meter  inspector,  35  Constitution  road 

Argentine  Republic,  Consul  for— 1  homas  Murdoch,  62  St  Andrew's  st. 

Arkison,  William,  housepainter,  103  Hawkhill ;  h.  105 

Arklay,  James,  overseer,  26  Kincardine  street 

Arklay,  James  T.,  patternmaker,  and  church-officer,  Chapelshade  Free 
Church  ;  /^  9  Mid  street 

Arklie,  And.  M.,of  HillbankAeratedWaterCo.,Rosehelenbank,Monifieth 

Arklie,  Ebenezer,  foreman  mechanic,  34  North  Lindsay  street 

Armitstead,Geo.,4Panmurest.  ;&4Clevelandsq..StJames',London,S.W. 

Armour,  William,  teacher,  23  Morgan  street 

Armstrong,  John,  pastrybaker,  22  Bruce  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  151 

Armstrong,  Mrs  W. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  5  New  Inn  entry ;  h, 

Craigard,  Wormit 
Arnot,  David,  engineer,  16  Annfield  road 

Arnot,  David,  commission  mer.,  61  Gellatly  st.;  h.  Lilybank,  Carnoustie 
Arnot,  James,  shoemaker,  34  Annfield  row 
Arnot,  Robert,  baker,  7  Ellen  street 

Arrow  Shipping  Co.,  Ld.,  18  Commercial  st, ;  Wm.  Kinnear  &  Co.,  agents 
Arthur,  Alexander,  compositor,  14  Cleghorn  street 
Arthur,  Alexander,  boilermaker,  4  Clepington  street 
Arthur  &  Co. ,  Limited,  warehousemen  and  manufacturers,  10  Bank  st, 
Arthur,  David,  &  Son,  sack  manufacturers,  25  Dock  street 
Arthur,  James,  inspector  of  cleansing.  East  Dock  street 
Arthur,  John,  tenter,  7  Kinnaird  street 
Arthur,  Robert,  shipfitter,  86  Feriy  road 

Arthur,  Robert,  slater,  Hillbank  road  ;  h,  4  Clepington  street 
Arthur,  Robt.,  lessee,  H.M.  Theatre,  7  Seagate  ;  h.  The  Limes,  W.  Ferry 
Arthur,  William,  ship's  cook,  8  Balfour  sti'eet 

ArthiTr,  Wm.  F.,  manager,  Victoria  Rd.  Cal.  Co.,  Ld. ;  h.  25  Janefield  pi. 
Arthur,  William  G.,  assistant  superintendent,  Refuge  Assurance  Co., 

3  Hilltown  ;  A.  13  North  Church  street 
Arthurson,  Alexander,  cab  proprietor,  14  West  wynd 
Ashford,  John,  tailor,  6  Cardean  street 

Ashton  Works,  189  Hawkhill ;  James  K.  Caird,  manufacturer 
Atkinson,  William,  coachman.  Central  Fire  Station,  West  Bell  street 
Atlas  Assurance  Co.,  87  Commercial  street ;  George  Reid,  district  agent 
Auchterlonie,  John,  brushmaker,  8  Isles'  lane 
Auchterlonie,  William,  cabinetmaker,  99  Blackscroft 
Auld,  James,  postman,  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 
Auld,  Peter,  compositor,  15  Glamis  street 
AUSTEN,  Miss  J.,  optician,  15  Nethergate  ;  A.  1  St  Johnswood  terrace, 

Westpark  road.     See  Adv.  p.  72 
Austen,  Richard,  leathertinisher,  86  Ferry  road 
Ayre,  James,  painter,  13  Blackheath  place 

Baillie,  Alexander  F. ,  harbour  porter,  8  Graham  place 

Baillie,  David,  cooper,  22  Dallfield  terrace 

Baillie,  Robert,  clerk,  1  Balgay  avenue 

Baillie,  William,  cooper,  15  Lawson  place 

Bain,  David  Beattie,  M.D.,  3  Air  lie  place 

Bain,  Donald,  pipe-major,  18  Queen  street 

Bain,  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  draper,  91  Lochee  road  ;  h.  93 

Bain,  Henry,   superintendent.    Cattle   Dep6t    and   Eastern    Wharves, 

Harbour  Cattle  Dep6t ;  h.  Burman  house,  Downfield 
Bain,  Peter,  jun.,  contractor,  Reid  street;  h.  13  Kinloch  street 
Bain,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  27  Victoria  road 
Bain,  William  G.,  Victoria  villa,  12  Erskine  terrace 
Bain,  Mrs  Alexander,  40  Watson  street 
Baird,  Charles,  evangelist,  17  North  Wellington  street 
Baird,  George,  mechanic,  150  Princes  street 
Baird,  James,  millmanager,  6  Benvie  road 
Baird,  James,  lamplighter,  22  Miller's  wynd 


152  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Baird,  James,  shoemaker,  46  Charles  street 

Baird,  James,  jun.,  baker,  204  Hawkhill 

Baird,  John,  seaman,  30  William  street,  Eorebank 

Baird,  John  Masson,  butcher,  3  Park  terrace 

Baird,  John  W.,  proprietor,  Albion  Hotel,  15  Tally  street 

Baird,  Marjoiy  S.,  teacher,  Blackness  Public  School ;  h.  150  Princes  st. 

Baird,  Peter,  draper,  41  Reform  street 

Baird,  Richard,  houseagent,  94  Scouringburn  ;  h.  88  Hawkhill 

Baird,  Richard,  jeweller's  assistant,  174  Lochee  road 

Baird,  Robert,  baker,  78  Peddie  street 

Baird,  Mrs  M.,  14  Miller's  wynd 

Baird,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Park  terrace 

Baird,  Miss  Catherine  B. ,  furnished  apartments,  63  Gellatly  street 

Baker,  John  W.,  shipmaster,  8  Forest  Park  road 

Baker,  Mrs  Ann,  grocer,  26  Hawkhill 

Balbirnie,  D.,  coaldealer,  5  Small's  wynd  ;  h.  1 

Bald,  John,  of  Macgregor  &  Bald,  Cairneymount,  West  Ferry 

Baldie,  Robert,  grocer,  255  Blackness  road ;  h.  253 

Balfour,  Alexander,  fireman,  52  Kemback  street 

Balfour,  Alexander,  of  M'Gregor  &  Balfour,  32  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Balfour,  David,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  125  and 

127  Hawkhill  and  89  and  91  Perth  road  ;  h.  Balgay  terrace,  Lochee 
Balfour,  David,  labourer,  10  Ogilvie's  road 
Balfour,  George,  commercial  traveller,  23  Benvie  i^oad 
Balfour,  James,  engineer,  1  Ijamb's  lane 
Balfour,  John,  joiner,  252  Hawkhill ;  h.  22  Miller's  wynd 
Balfour,  John,  railway  canvasser,  28  Pitfour  street 
Balfour,  John,  overseer,  15  North  street 
Balfour,  William,  gardener,  Seathwood,  Perth  road 
Balfour,  Mrs,  confectioner,  138  Princes  street 
Balfour,  Mrs,  3  Balgay  avenue 

Balgay  Jute  Works,  Lower  Pleasance  ;  P.  G.  Walker  &  Son,  spinners 
Ballantine,  Mrs  James,  wine  and  spirit  mer. ,  34  Dens  rd.;  h.  155  Albert  st. 
Ballantyne,  James,  joiner,  10  Hospital  wynd 
Ballantyne,  William,  joiner,  10  Hospital  wynd 
Ballingall,  David,  street  porter,  28  Overgate 

Ballingall,  George,  spiritdealer,  37  Constitution  road  ;  li.  1  Mid  street 
Ballingall,  Hugh,  of  Ballingall  &  Son,  Ardarroch,  3  Douglas  terrace  ; 

and  Drumkilbo  house,  Meigle 
Ballingall  &  Son,  brewers,  maltsters,   and  hop  merchants.  Park  and 

Pleasance  Breweries,  Lochee  road  ;  oifice,  6  Ash  street 
Ballingall,  William  B. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  55  Dock  street ;   h.  1 

Somerville  place 
Balls,  William  C. ,  Arctic  Tannery  ;  h.  2  Morgan  terrace,  Forfar  road 
Balsille,  John,  contracting  stevedore,  5  Stewart  street 
Baltic  Linen  Works,  28  Annfield  road  ;  Hardie  &  Smith,  manufacturers 
Band,  David,  of  Band  &  Whyte,  Balgay  terrace,  Lochee 
Band  &  Whyte,  merchants,  23  Panmure  street 
Band,  Mrs  David,  gi-aindealer,  77  Princes  street ;  h.  79 
Bank  Mill,  40  Milnbank  road  ;  P.  Spence  Miidie,  manufacturer 
Bank  of  Scotland,  34  Reform  street ;  Fulton  Spiers,  ^gent 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  153 

Banks,  Alexander,  manager,  printing  department.  Advertiser  office  ; 
h.  178  Perth  road 

Banks,  James,  engineer,  3  Forest  Park  road 

Banks,  Thomas,  draper,  205  Lochee  road  ;  h.  203 

Banks,  William,  Advertiser  office  ;  h.  4  Blackness  crescent 

Banks,Wm.,grocerand  winemer.,21  Constitution rd. ;  /?.3Hyndfordter. 

Banks,  William,  coachman.  Gate  lodge,  Invergowi^ie 

Banks,  Mrs  A.  M.,  8  Albany  terrace 

Banks,  Mrs  John,  ladies'  nurse,  5  Dallfield  terrace 

Bannerman,  David,  city  chamberlain,  City  chambers,  14^  High  street ; 
h.  1  Craigiebank  terrace 

Bannerman,  George,  Cattle  Market  inspector,  10  Park  avenue 

Bannerman,  James,  fireman,  7  Roslin  terrace 

Bannerman,  Jessie,  dressmaker,  36  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Bannerman,  John,  joiner,  34  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 

Bannerman,  William,  cabinetmaker,  24  Hunter  street 

Barber,  Robert,  general  dealer,  180  and  182  Overgate 

Barber,  William,  carpetweaver,  7  Stirling  street 

Barbour,  Alexander,  shuttlemaker,  53  North  street 

Barclay,  Alexander,  hairdresser,  10  Gellatly  st.;  h.  1  Commercial  street 

Barclay,  Andrew  A.,  cashier,  Caledonian  railway;  /;.  Errol, 

Barclay,  David,  waiter,  17  Dallfield  walk 

Barclay,  Dewar  C,  spirit  merchant,  45  Hawkhill ;  h.  4  Park  street 

Barclay,  George,  88  Hawkhill 

Barclay,  Hugh,  machinist,  14  Charles  street 

Barclay,  James,  dyer,  4  Derby  street 

Barclay,  James,  painter,  21  Mains  road 

Barclay,  Nicoll,  fireman,  38  Hospital  wynd 

Barclay,  William,  of  Boyack,  Barclay,  &  Co.,  Marine  cot.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 

Barclay,  William,  carter,  3  Fyffe  street 

Barclay,  Mrs  J.,  draper  and  clothier,  9  Bain  square  ;   h.  31  Wellgate 

Barclay,  Miss  M. ,  umbrella,  waterproof,  and  bag  warehouse,  14  White- 
hall street  ;  h.  12  Robert  street.  East  Newport 

Barland,  Jas.  ,go  vernor ,  Deaf  and  Dumb  Inst. ,  Dudhopebank,  1 65  Lochee  rd. 

Barnes,  James,  newsagent,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  tobacconist,  128 
and  234  Hilltown  ;  h.  131  Rosebank  street 

Barnes,  James,  enginedriver,  25  Peddie  street 

Barnes,  Thomas  B.,  clerk,  131  Rosebank  street 

Barnet,  James,  joiner,  45  Nelson  street ;  h.  2  Malcolm  street 

Barnet,  William,  clerk,  4  Derby  street 

Barnet,  Mrs  James,  fruiterer,  51  Hawkhill 

Barnet,  Mrs  James  W.,  3  Woodville  place 

Barnett,  James,  broker,  8  Johnston's  lane  ;  /*.  26  Park  wynd 

Barr,  James,  lapper,  6  Wilkie's  lane 

Barran,  Rev.  David,  Princes  Street  Con.  Ch.;  h.  Cliftonbank,  Dalkeith  rd. 

Barrie,  Alex.,  houseagent,  13  Overgate  ;  h.  9  Home  terrace.  West  Ferry 

Barrie,  Alexander  R.,  keeper,  Eastern  Necropolis,  Arbroath  road 

Barrie,  Ann,  grocer,  126  Strathmartine  road  ;  h.  128 

Barrie,  Charles,  shipowner,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  33  Albert  square ; 
h.  16  Albany  terrace 

Barrie,  David,  fireman,  17  Dallfield  walk 


154  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Barrie,  David,  contractor,  3  Exchange  street  (Telephone  No.  93); 
stables  and  house,  39  Hilltown 

Barrie,  George,  of  G.  &  P.  Barrie,  151  Albert  street 

Barrie,  George,  joiner,  19  Peddie  street 

BARRIE,  G.  &  P.,  aerated  water  manufacturers  and  ice  importers,  151 
and  153  Albert  street  (Telephone  No.  389).     See  Adv.  p.  24 

Barrie,  James,  fireman,  10  North  Ellen  street 

Barrie,  John,  grocer,  125  Perth  road  ;  h.  7  Park  terrace 

Barrie,  John,  labourer,  16  Nelson  street 

Barrie,  John  D.,  vanman,  Carse  of  Gowrie  Dairy  Co.  ;  h.  9  Peddie  street 

Barrie,  Joseph  J.,  of  Joseph  J.  Barrie  &  Co.,  The  Vine,  Magdalen  green 

Barrie,  Joseph  J.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  commission  and  insurance  agents, 
Insurance  Co.  of  Scotland,  10  Panmure  street 

Barrie,  Peter,  of  G.  &  P.  Barrie,  St  Mary's,  Strathmartine 

Barrie,  Robert,  foreman  mechanic,  28  Lawson  place 

Barrie,  Robert  S.,  mercantile  stationer,  printer,  lithographer,  book- 
binder, and  publisher,  16  Panmure  st.  ;  printing  office,  73  Murray- 
gate  ;  h.  Lornebank,  Monifieth 

Barrie,  Thomas,  milloverseer,  111  Rosebank  street 

Barrie,  Thomas,  enginedriver,  35  Guthrie  street 

Barrie,  William,  mechanic,  38  Hillbank  road 

Barrie,  Mrs  Duncan,  provision  dealer,  162  Overgate  ;  h.  28  Watt  street 

Barrie,  Mrs  M.,  151  Albert  street 

Barron,  Geo.,  aerated  water  manufacturer,  73  Hilltown;  h.  20  Kinloeh  st. 

Barron,  James,  draper  and  clothier,  20  Cowgate 

Barron,  Peter,  landsteward,  Balgay  lodge 

Barron,  Peter  C,  joiner,  80  Peddie  street 

Barron,  William,  4  M'Vicar's  lane 

Barrowman,  John,  manager,  Scottish  Co-operative  Wholesale  Society, 
3  Trades  lane  ;  h.  Belrenie  cottage,  Broughty  Ferry 

Barry,  Arthur,  of  Fleming  &  Barry,  4  Hawkhill  place 

Barry,  James,  baker,  70  King  street ;  h.  72 

Barry,  John,  fireman,  63  King  street 

Bartholomew,  J.,  solicitor,  51  Meadowside  ;  h.  Aberlemno ter. ,  Perth  rd. 

Bartholomew,  Mrs  J.  M.,  Aberlemno  terrace,  .348  Perth  road 

Bartleman,  John,  cashier,  Rustic  place,  69a  Constitution  road 

Barty,  Stuart,  labourer,  54  Larch  street 

Basford,  Miss  Jane  M.,  dressmaker,  44  South  Tay  street 

Bastian,  C.  0.,  agent  for  A.  Macleod  &  Co.,  28  Commercial  street 

Batchelor,  Alexander,  farmer,  West  Craigie 

Batchelor,  Alexander,  confectioner,  12  Ogilvie's  road 

Batchelor,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  19  Annfield  street 

Batchelor,  Charles,  manager,  J.  Wallace  &  Co.;  h.  Tofthill,  Lochee 

Batchelor,  David,  of  Batchelor  &  Keay,  9  Duntrune  terrace,  W.  Ferry 

Batchelor,  David,  cabinetmaker,  21  Miller's  wynd  ;  h.  20  Baxter  street 

Batchelor,  David,  shirtcutter,  33  Cleghorn  street 

Batchelor,  Francis  Malcolm,  farmer,  Craigie 

Batchelor,  F.  M.  &  G.,  farmers,  Craigie 

Batchelor,  George,  overseer,  15  Balfour  street 

Batchelor,  George,  patternmaker,  22  North  street 

Batchelor,  George,  warping  overseer,  41  Guthrie  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  155 

Batchelor,  Gershom,  provision  merchant,  28  Gardner  street ;  h.  26 
Batchelor  &  Gloak,  coppersmiths,  sheet  brass,  iron,  and  tinplate  workers, 

and  plumbers,  Victoria  Copper  Works,  west  end  Victoria  dock 
Batchelor  &  Hill,  fruit  and  potato  merchants,  46  and  58  Blackness  road 
Batchelor,  James,  shipmaster,  63  Constitution  road 
Batchelor,  James,  plumber,  19  Kincardine  street 

Batchelor,  John  J.,  of  Batchelor  &  Gloak,  Bridgend  cottage,  W.  Ferry 
Batchelor,  J.  A.  Guthrie,  farmer,  Craigie 
Batchelor,  J.  S.  Y.,  stationer,  12  Dura  street 
Batchelor  &  Keay,  engineers  and  machine  merchants,  Northern  Machine 

Works,  Ogilvie  street 
Batchelor,  Robert,  of  Batchelor  &  Hill,  28  Windsor  street 
Batchelor,  Mrs  Eliza,  manglekeeper,  15  Middle  street 
Batchelor,  William,  joiner,  7  Cleghorn  street 
Batchelor,  Mrs  John,  28  Balfour  street 
Bateman,  Duncan,  gardener,  Riverleigh,  Perth  road 
Bates,  James,  commission  agent,  25  Dock  street ;  h.  5  Viewforth  street 
Bates,  Sam,  of  Bates  &  Turnbull,  336  Loons  road 

BATES  &  TURNBULL,  housefurnishers,  152^  Nethergate.     See  Adv.  p.  88 
Bathie,  David,  carpenter,  5  Glebe  street 
Bathie,  James,  ironmoulder,  58  Crescent  lane 
Bathie,  Mrs,  29  St  Salvador  street 

Battes,  Jas.  K.,  licensed  grocer,  195  Lochee  rd. ;  h.  Kilberry  st.,  Lochee 
Baxter,  Alexander,  engineer,  74  Ferry  road 
Baxter,  Allan,  of  W.  &  A.  Baxter,  U.S.  deputy  consul,  Eden  lodge,  95 

Arbroath  road 
Baxter  Brothers  &  Co.,  Limited,  spinners   and  manufacturers.  Dens 

Works,  13  Princes  street ;  office,  7  King  street 
Baxter,  Charles,  of  Charles  R.  Baxter,  6  Rugby  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 
Baxter,  Charles   R.,  exporter  of  wines  and  spirits,  and   importer  of 

foreign  and  colonial  produce,  4  Horse  wynd  (Telephone  No.  77  ; 

Telegraphic  address,  "  Barleybree") ;  h.  Magdalen  place 
Baxter  &  Co.,  merchants,  Baltic  buildings 
Baxter,  David,  dresser,  1  Morgan  street 
Baxter,  David  H.,  ironturner,  5  Melrose  terrace 

Baxter,  David  W.,  of  D.  W.  Baxter  &  Son,  Waterloo  cottage,  Annfield  rd. 
Baxter,  D.  W.,  &  Son,  manufacturers.  Verdant  Works,  Miln  street 
Baxter,  Edward  A.,  of  Baxter  &  Co.,  Kincaldrum,  Forfar 
Baxter,  Geo.  Victoria  Tailoring  Estab.  126,  130  Vict,  rd;  h.  1  Lamb'slane 
Baxter,  George,  currier,  13  Cochrane  street 
Baxter,  George,  37  Step  row 
Baxter,  George,  mechanic,  194  Ferry  road 
Baxter,  George,  bootmaker,  11  Cowgate ;  /(.  23  Castle  street 
Baxter,  George  S.,  A.M.LC.E.,  civil  engineer  and  manager.  Water  Com- 
mission ;  office,  93  Commercial  street ;  Ti.  Dalkeith  road 
Baxter,  George  W.,  of  Baxter  Brothers  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Ashcliff,  Perth  road 
Baxter,  Helen,  greengrocer,  9  Charles  street 

Baxter,  Horatio  T. ,  solicitor  &  notary,  87  Commercial  st. ;  h.  Magdalen  pi. 
Baxter,  Hugh,  marine  superintendent,  83  Commercial  street;  h.  Lynne- 

wood  cottage,  Maryfield 
Baxter,  Isaac,  grocer  &  wine  mer. ,  45  Ooustitution  road;  A,  8  Dallfield  ter, 


156  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Baxter,  James,  wine  merchant,  58  and  60  James  street ;  h.  Rankine  street 

Baxter,  James  A. ,  sanitary  inspector,  Slaughterhouses  ;  h.  7  Park  avenue 

Baxter,  James  B.,  compositor,  185  Princes  street 

Baxter,  James  S.,  of  D.  W.  Baxter  &  Son,  3  Easson's  angle 

Baxter,  John,  mechanic  and  fitter,  26  Victoria  street 

Baxter,  John,  book-keeper,  2  Abbotsford  place 

Baxter,  John  B.,  butcher,  143  Hilltown ;  h.  Westmarch,  Monifieth 

Baxter,  John  D. ,  clerk,  1  Blackness  crescent 

Baxter,  Richard  L.,  &  Co.,  farina  and  commission  mers.,  and  micamers., 

81  Murray  gate  (Telephone  No.  83;  Telegraphic  address, "  Farina  ") 
Baxter,  Richard  L. ,  of  R.  L.  Baxter  &  Co.,  Eden  lodge,  95  Arbroath  road 
Baxter,  Robert,  butcher,  104  Overgate ;  h.  30  North  Lindsay  street 
Baxter,  Robert,   &  Co.,   sack  and  twine  manufacturers;    rope  works, 

Fairmuir  ;  office  and  warehouse,  64  and  66  Bell  street 
Baxter,  Robert  S.,  of  Charles  R.  Baxter,  3  Rugby  terrace,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Baxter,  Stephen  L. ,  of  R.  L.  Baxter  &  Co, ,  Eden  lodge,  95  Arbroath  road 
Baxter,  Walter,  of  W.  &  A.  Baxter,  4  Newington  ter.,  Broughty  Ferry 
Baxter,  William,  clerk,  40  Seafield  road 
Baxter,  William,  ironturner,  68  Bell  street 
Baxter,  William,  late  mechanic,  31  Step  row 
Baxter,  William,  clerk,  Craigie,  Ferry  road 
Baxter,  W.  &  A.,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  81  Murraygate 
Baxter,  Mrs  D.  S.,  fancy  goods  mer.  and  licensed  broker,  174  Seagate 
Baxter,  Mrs  Gordon,  61  Cowgate 
Baxter,  Mrs  John  M.,  Eden  lodge,  95  Arbroath  road 
Baxter,  Mrs  Robert,  children's  dressmaker,  7  Airlie  terrace 
Baxter,  Mrs  T.  H.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  100  Blackness  road  ;  h.  60 

Watson's  lane 
Baxter,  Mrs,  apartments,  3  King's  road 
Baxter,  Miss,  4  Craigiebank  terrace 
Bayes,  William,  carpetweaver,  30  Main  street 
Baylie,  E.,  &  Co.  (Stourbridge),  manufacturers  of  highest  class  crane 

chains  ;  agent,  John  Dow,  5  Commercial  street 
Bayne,  William,  house  and  insurance   agent,  51  High  street ;   joiner, 

11^  Ann  street ;  h.  119 J  Hilltowm 
Beat,  Charles,  greengrocer,  24  Union  place  ;  h.  22 
Beat,  Charles,  fishdealer,  42  Hawkhill ;  h.  24  Hunter  street 
Beat,  John,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  41a  Hawkhill ;  h.  35 
Beat,  John,  lithographer,  30  Union  place,  Perth  road 
Beat,  John,  millmanager,  Stobswell  Works  ;  h.  125  Albert  street 
Beath,  David,  currier,  23  High  street 
Beath,  John,  of  Beath  k  Keay,  20  South  George  street 
BEATH  &  KEAY,  ironfounders,  Albion  Foundry,  Hill  st.     See  Adv.  p.  18 
Beath,  Robert,  ironmonger,  175  Hawkhill 

Beath,  William  W. ,  of  Low  &  DufF,  Limited,  Panmure  villa,  Downfield 
Beath,  Mrs,  grocer,  24  William  street,  Forebank  ;   h.  20  South  George 

street 
Beaton,  Archibald,  butcher,  176  Ferry  road 

Beaton,  James,  coaldealer,  31  Miller's  wynd  ;  h,  15  Rosefield  street 
Beaton,  William,  frenchpolisher,  150  Hilltown 
Beats,  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Beats  &  Son,  68  Bell  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  157 

Beats,  Alexander,  jun.,  of  Alex.  Beats  &  Son,  27  Constitution  road 
Beats,  Alexander,  &  Son,  slaters,  52  North  Lindsay  street 
Beats,  James,  joiner,  14  Cotton  road 
Beats,  Robert,  slater,  12  Mid  street 
Beats,  Mrs  James,  manglekeeper,  17  Hunter  street 
Beatson,  David,  warehouseman,  53  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 
Beatt,  Charles,  ironmonger,  43  Constitution  road 
Beattie,  George,  water  inspector,  27  Ellen  street 

Beattie,  Jas.,  merchant,  Baltic  buildings;  h.  6 Kilnburn ter. ,  E.  Newport 
Beattie,  James,  painter,  13  Ogilvie's  road 

Beattie,  J. ,  pastrybaker  and  confectioner,  45  Victoria  rd. ;  h.  Forebankter. 
Beattie,  Peter,  confectnr.  and  pastry bkr. ,  71  Overgate  ;  h.  80  Nethergate 
Beattie,  William,  of  William  Beattie  &  Co.,  2  Park  terrace 
Beattie,  William,  joiner,  19  Hill  street 
BEATTIE,  WILLIAM,  &  CO.,  brushmakers,  52  and  54  Barrack  street.    See 

Adv.  p.  24 
Beattie,  William  R.,  brushmaker,  3  Lawrence  street 
Beatts,  Mrs  David,  32  South  Tay  street 
Beattie,  Mrs  Helen,  lodgings,  25  South  Lindsay  street 
Beech,  George,  carpet  weaver,  31  Stirling  street 
Beedie,  John,  woodturner,  42  and  44  Cowgate  ;  h.  8a  King  street 
Beedie,  Thomas,  fish  merchant,  146  Hawkhill ;  h.  16  Anntield  street 
Begbie,  John,  assistant  inspector  of  poor,  17  North  Wellington  street 
Begbie,  William  F.,  traveller,  3  Hilltown 

Begg,  Rev.  Alex.,  senior  curate,  St  Paul's  Epis.  Ch. ;  h.  10  Whitehall  st. 
Begg,  Arthur,  foreman  patternmaker,  7  Albert  street 
Begg,  Arthur,  cloth  inspector,  22  Nelson  street 

Begg,  Arthur,  late  tailor  and  clothier.  The  Limes,  17  E.  Somerville  place 
Begg,  F.  A.,  manager,  Bankmill  Works  ;  h.  73  Annfield  road 
Begg,  Robert,  house  proprietor,  4  Corso  street 

Begg,  Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  109  Perth  road  ;  h  1  Ryehilllane 
Begg,  William,  police  constable,  9  Peddie  street 
Begg,  William  M.,  grinder,  Tay  Oilcake  Works  ;  h.  Stannergate 
Begg,  Mrs,  12  King  street 

Beharie,  Alexander,  tobacconist,  53  Dock  street ;  A.  4  Gellatly  street 
Beharrie,  Alexander,  clerk,  98  Rosebank  street 
Behrens,  S.  L.,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  manufacturers,  63  Cowgate  ;  and 

at  80  and  82  Mitchell  st.,  Glasgow,  and  22  Oxford  st.,  Manchester 
Behrens,  Mrs  John  G.,  The  Cottage,  165  Princes  street 
Belford,  James  G.,  of  Charles  Norrie  &  Sons,  Tayside,  Wormit 
Belgium,  Vice-consul  for — B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 
Belharrie,  James,  warehouseman,  20  St  Mary's  place 
Bell,  Alexander,  moulder,  86  Albert  street 
Bell,  Alexander,  joiner,  57  Ure  street 

Bell,  Alexander,  &  Co.  (of  Glasgow),  tea  merchants,  33  Exchange  street 
Bell,  Alexander  H.,  merchant,  12  Panmure  street;  h.  Tay  Cliff,  Harecraig 
Bell,  Rev.  Arch.,  D.D.,  Chapelshade  Established  Church;  h.  Ashton 

villa,  13  Shamrock  street 
Bell,  Charles,  cowfeeder,  22  Baxter  street ;  A.  18 
Bell,  Christopher  R.,  of  C.  R.  Bell  &  Co.,  108  Rosebank  street 
Bell,  C.  R.,  &  Co.,  debt  recovery  and  inquiry  agents,  108  Rosebank  st. 


158  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Bell,  David,  joiner,  8  Strathmartine  road 

Bell,  David,  funeral  undertaker,  51  Ann  street 

Bell,  David,  butcher,  157  Hilltown ;  ^.  3 

Bell  &  Duncan,  boot  manufacturers,  143  Victoria  road 

Bell,  Eleanor  J,,  confectioner,  141b  Nethergate  ;  h.  10  Shore  terrace 

Bell,  Francis,  painter,  24  King  street 

Bell,  George,  pawnbroker,  74-78  CoM'gate  ;  h.  Bellgray  villa,  Monifieth 

Bell,  George  G.,  of  James  Bell  &  Sons,  11  Kilnburn  place 

Bell,  George  Jarvis,  Belmont,  15  Perth  road 

Bell  &  Henderson,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  10  Whitehall  street 

Bell,  James,  of  Bell  &  Sime,  Pinemount,  Norwood  crescent 

Bell,  James,  commission  agent,  2  Cochrane  street 

Bell,  James,  telegraphist,  Post  Office  ;  h.  26  Shamrock  street 

Bell,  James,  baker,  12  Lowden's  alley 

Bell,  James  Harriott,  Belmont,  15  Perth  road 

Bell,  James,  waiter,  18  Baxter  street 

Bell,  Jas.  M.,  mercht.,  2  India  buildings  ;  h.  12  Duntrune  ter.,  B.  Ferry 

Bell,  James,  &  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  produce  brokers,  and  tea  mer- 
chants, 2  Horse  wynd  (Telephone  No.  99;  Telegraphic  adrs.,  "Bell") 

Bell,  John,  of  Bell  &  Duncan,  16  Elizabeth  street 

Bell,  John,  cowfeeder,  21  Cleghorn  street ;  h.  19 

Bell,  John,  telegraphist.  Post  Office  ;  h.  Afton  place,  Baxter  Park  ter. 

Bell,  John,  carver  and  gilder,  174  Blackness  road 

Bell,  John  W.,  Belmont,  15  Perth  road 

Bell,  Peter,  patternmaker,  23  Tait's  lane 

Bell,  Rannie,  &  Co.,  wine  merchts.,  44  Reform  st. ;  G.  C.  Keiller,  agent 

Bell,  Robert,  joiner  and  builder,  32  Benvie  road  ;  h.  30 

Bell,  Robert,  shuttlemaker,  37  Hospital  wynd 

Bell,  Robert,  milloverseer,  28  Arbroath  road 

Bell,  Robert,  mechanic,  13  Morgan  street 

Bell  &  Sime,  Ltd. ,  timber  merchants.  Marine  parade  and  Seagate  Sawmills 

Bell,  Thomas,  merchant,  Belmont  Works  ;  h.  Hazelwood,  West  Ferry 

Bell,  Thomas,  waiter,  23  Panmure  street 

Bell,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  of  Dimdee,  Limited,  spinners,  and  manufacturers 
of  floorcloth  canvas,  and  export  merchants,  Belmont  Works,  118c 
Hawkhill  (Telephone  No.  807  ;  Telegraphic  address,  "Belmont  ") ; 
and  Heathfield  Works,  Hawkhill  (Tel.  No.  835) ;  W.  C.  Smith,  secy. 

Bell,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  10  High  street 

Bell,  William,  clerk,  5  Ellen  street 

Bell,  William,  waste  merchant,  18  Baltic  street ;  A.  12  Dallfield  terrace 

Bell,  William,  mechanic,  24  Scouringburn 

Bell,  William,  tailor,  5  Long  wynd 

Bell,  William,  horsedealer,  82  James  street 

Bell,  William,  labourer,  23  Rosebank  street 

Bell,  William,  bottler,  37  Gellatly  street 

Bell,  William,  superintendent  of  agents,  Prudential  Assurance  Co.,  Ltd.; 
District  office,  2  India  buildings  ;  h.  16  Forebank  road 

Bell,  William,  clerk,  33  Park  avenue 

Bell,  William  Arthur,  of  Bell  &  Henderson,  5  Windsor  street 

Bell,  William  F.,  of  James  Bell  &  Sons,  Woodmuir,  Newport 

Bell,  Mrs  James  H.,  5  Whitehall  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  159 

Bell,  Mrs  Jane,  10  Shore  terrace 

Bell,  Mrs  John,  16  King's  road 

Bell,  Mrs  J. ,  lodginghouse  keeper,  51  Overgate 

Bell,  Mrs  Mary,  confectioner,  256  Perth  road 

Bell,  Mrs  Robert,  17  Cleghorn  street 

Bell,  Mrs,  draper,  11  North  George  street ;  h.  82  James  street 

Bell,  Misses  E.  &  S.,  fruitrs.  and  confctnrs.,  S.  Union  st. ;  h.  10  Shore  ter. 

Bell,  Misses,  agents,  Mdme.  Gaunt's  pract'l  dressctng., 79  Commercial  st. 

Bell,  Miss,  Craigard,  1  Norwood  crescent 

Belmont  Works,  118c  Hawkhill;  Thomas  Bell  &  Sons,  of  Dundee,  Ltd., 
merchants  and  floorcloth  canvas  manufacturers ;  W.  C.  Smith,  secy. 

Bennet,  Alexander,  mechanic,  1  Meadow  entry 

Bennet,  Alexander,  grocer,  343  Loons  road 

Bennet,  Alexander  M.,  joiner,  11  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennet,  Charles  M.,  of  David  Bennet  &  Sons,'  11  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennet,  David,  of  David  Bennet  &  Sons,  11  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennet,  David,  jun.,  of  David  Bennet  &  Sons,  31 A  Hawkhill 

Bennet,  David,  &  Sons,  joiners,  cartwrights,  vanbuilders,  and  black- 
smiths, 20  to  24  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennet,  George,  lathsplitter,  11  Kinloch  street 

Bennet,  Geo. ,  grocer  and  wine  mercht. ,  1 97  Hilltown ;  h.  47  Hospital  wynd 

Bennet,  Hector,  shipwright,  68  St  Andrew's  street 

Bennet,  James,  patternmaker,  11  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennet,  Robert  B.,  draughtsman,  3  Parker  street 

Bennet,  William,  woodturner,  8  Lawrence  street 

Bennet,  Wm.,  builder  and  contractor,  41  Reform  st. ;  h.  93  Arbroath  rd. 

Bennet,  Miss,  dressmaker,  11  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bennett,  John,  carter,  29  Nelson  street 

Bennett,  Thos.,boot,shoe,  and  clog  mfr. ,  123  Overgate;  h.  7  N.  Lindsay  st. 

Bennett,  Mrs,  grocer,  54  Arbroath  road 

Benson,  Rev.  James  M.,  58  Seafield  road 

Ben  vie,  Jas.  R.,  aerated  water  manuf.,  154  Seagate  ;  h.  161  Albert  street 

Benvie,  Thomas,  calender  worker,  30  JRosebank  street 

Benvie,  Mrs  William,  9  Somerville  place 

Beocher,  John,  cabinetmaker,  137  Lochee  road 

Berg,  E.  P.,  of  Berg,  Sons,  &  Co.,  5  Duntrune  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 

Berg,  Sons,  &  Co.,  merchants,  4  Panmiire  street  (Telephone  No.  288  ; 
Telegraphic  address  "  Union");  and  22  Billiter  street,  London,  E.C. 

Bermingham,  Joseph,  pawnbroker,  155  Hawkhill ;  h,  105a  Nethergate 

Bernard,  George,  marine  engineer,  29  Step  row 

Bernard,  James,  cook,  15  Union  place,  Perth  road 

Berry,  Alexander,  pavior,  22  Fleuchar  street 

Bej.Ty,  George  A,,  clerk.  North  of  Scotland  Bank  ;  h.  9  Kinnaird  sti'eet 

Berry,  James,  produce  merchant,  36  Commercial  street  (Telephone  No. 
48;  Telegraphic  and  Cable  address,  "Berry  ');  h.  25  Springfield 
(Telephone  No.  806) 

Berry,  James,  seaman,  15  Ellen  street 

Berry,  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Beriy  &  Co.,  flagmaker,  53  Cowgate 

Berry,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  yarn,  linen,  and  twine  merchants,  and  mill- 
furnishers,  53  Cowgate 

Berryman,  George,  confectioner,  86  Strathmartine  rd.  ;  h.  16  Russell  st. 


160  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Bertie,  James,  joiner,  18  Bellfield  lane 

Bertie,  John,  boilermaker,  3  Castle  lane 

Bertie,  William,  teacher,  Balfonr  Street  Public  School;  h.  11  Springfield 

Berwick,  William,  engineer,  25  South  Lindsay  street 

Bett,  H.  Crawford,  of  Thomas  Bett  &  Co.,  Crawford  lodge,  Perth  road 

Bett,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  flax  and  hemp  merchants,  21  Albert  square 

Bett,  Miss,  2  Dalhousie  terrace 

Betts,  Mrs  Helen,  grocer,  52  Hilltown  ;  h.  54 

Beveridge,  Andrew,  waiter,  15  Annfield  street 

Beveridge,  Andrew,  contractor,  Balgray  road,  Fairmuir 

Beveridge,  David  S.,  caretaker,  26  East  Dock  street 

Beveridge,  George,  sanitary  inspector,  200  Blackness  road 

Beveridge,  George,  clerk,  42  King's  road 

Beveridge,  Jas.,  manager,  Wallace  Works  ;  h.  Eastwood  pl.,Clepington  rd. 

Beveridge,  James,  vanman,  18  Baffin  street 

Beveridge,  Robert,  remnant  warehouse,  5  North  Lindsay  street 

Beveridge,  William,  assistant  librarian,  Free  Library;  h.  51  Small's  wynd 

Bewick,  George,  factory  overseer,  25  Langlands  street 

Bewick,  Martin,  calenderworker,  1  Blackheath  place 

Billingsley,  John,  carpetweaver,  1  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 

Binnie,  Alexander,  tailor,  4  Annfield  street 

Binny,  James,  clerk,  3  Park  terrace 

Bird,  John,  engineer,  12  Raglan  street 

Bird,  Thomas,  meter  inspector,  33  Watson  street 

Bird,  Thomas,  pianoforte  tuner  and  music  teacher,  155  Albert  street 

BIRNIE,  ALEX.,  photographic  apparatus  maker,  4  South  Lindsay  street ; 

h.  25  Nethergate.     See  Adv.  p.  86 
Birnie,  Mrs  Eleanor,  lodgings,  43  Union  street 
Birnie,  Miss,  apartments,  30  North  Lindsay  street 

Birrell,  Andrew,  bootmkr..  Ill  and  113  0vergate;  A.Hermonhill,Wellrd, 
BIRKELL,  A.  W.  R.,  wholesale  and  retail  spirit  merchant,  18  High  street 

(Telegraphic  address,  "  Central")     See  Adv.  p.  24 
Birrell,  John,  teacher,  1  West  Bell  street 
Birse,  David,  joiner,  133  Perth  road 
Birse,  George  C,  engineer,  19  Park  avenue 
Birse,  James,  shoemaker,  35  Victoria  road 
Birse,  John,  tailor,  227  Hawkhill 
Birse,  William,  mason,  8  Hospital  wynd 
Birse,  Mrs,  midwife,  38  Peddie  street 
Birse,  Mrs,  laundress,  12  Elizabeth  street ;  h.  8 
Birse,  Mrs,  7  Morgan  street 

Bishop,  Mrs,  matron.  Blind  Institution  Boarding  House,  43  Baton's  lane 
Bisset,  Christopher  J.,  house  proprietor,  123  Victoria  road 
Bisset,  David,  railw^ay  agent,  31  Albert  sq. ;  A.  1  St  Vincent  st.,  Bro.  Ferry 
Bisset,  George  S. ,  merchant,  8  Panmure  street 
Bisset,  James,  photographer,  175  Blackness  road 
Bisset,  James,  of  Bisset  &  Moffat,  10  Albert  street 
Bisset  James,  gravedigger,  34  Fleuchar  street 
Bisset,  John,  merchant  and  insurance  agent,  30  Meadowside;  h.  Tay 

terrace,  East  Newport 
Bisset  vS:  Moffat,  mssngrs. -at-arms,  and  sheriff  and  J.P,officers,51  Highst. 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  161 

Bisset,  William,  compositor,  4  Gardner's  lane 

BISSET,  WILLIAM,  saddler,  57  Reform  street ;  h.  Ashbank,  E.  Somerville 

place.     See  Adv.  p.  25 
Bisset,  William,  joiner,  50  Annfield  road 

Bisset,  William  S.,  tailor  and  clothier,  157  Victoria  rd.;  h.  20  Parkave. 
Bisset,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  2  Urquhart  street 

Bissett,  Gray,  solicitor  and  notary,  12  Bank  st. ;  h.  Gowanbank,  Bro.  Ferry 
Bissland,  James,  bootmaker,  15  Wolseley  street 
Black,  Adam,  warehouseman,  38  Park  wynd 

Alexander,  confectioner,  18  Hunter  street 

Andrew,  traveller,  34  Pennycook  lane 

A.  R.,  of  W.  M.  Black  &  Son,  Bowiebank,  Downfield 

David,  piermaster,  Harbour ;  h.  30  Balfour  street 

David,  shipmaster,  10  Lorimer  street 

David,  moulder,  8  Benvie  road 

David,  gardener,  43  Park  wynd 

David,  clerk,  322  Perth  road 

Euphemia,  teacher,  Butterburn  Public  Schl. ;  h.  18  Dallfield  ter. 

George,  manager,  Belmont  Works  ;  h.  9  Mountpleasant 

George,  machinist,  21  Charles  street 

G.,  grocer,  33  Small's  wynd 

James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  13  Park  lane 

James,  tailor,  43  Union  street 

James,  joiner,  175  Hawkhill 

James,  draper,  Viewbank  terrace 

James  A.,  clerk,  10  Whitehall  street ;  h.  Myrtlebank,Woodhaven 

John,  milloverseer,  1  Blackheath  place 

John,  clerk,  D.  &  A.  Joint  Railway ;  A.  William  street,  Tayport 

John,  blacksmith,  and  officer,  Wellgate  F.  Ch.;  h,  1  Crescent  lane 

Jolin,  gardener,  34  Pennycook  lane 

John,  carter,  19  Derby  street 

John  0.,  baker,  12  Hawkhill ;  h.  10 

Peter,  factory  worker,  117  Ann  street 

Peter,  warehouseman,  7  Cowgate 

Peter  M,,  draper,  56  and  58  Scouringburn  ;  h.  13  Park  lane 

Robert  A. ,  commercial  traveller,  24  Kinloch  place 

William,  contractor,  48  Victoria  road 

William,  of  Burns  &  Black,  2  Balmore  street 

William,  yarn  bleacher,  Harestane  Bleachfield,  Mains 

William,  bleacher,  2  Lorimer  street 

William,  calenderworker,  25  Catherine  street 

William  M.,  of  W.  M.  Black  &  Son,  Bowiebank,  Downfield 
,W.,  ironmonger,  plumber,  tinsmith,  and  gasfitter,  94Murraygate  ; 

26  Commercial  street 

W.  F. ,  sub-editor.  People's  Journal ;  h.  25  Tait's  lane 

W.  M.,  &  Son,  school  and  market  bag  manufacturers.  Rose  Lane 
Works,  Rose  lane 

Mrs  A.,  5  Mountpleasant,  Hawkhill 

Mrs  James,  greengrocer,  197  Hawkhill;  h.  1  Blackheath  place 

Mrs  John,  wine  and  spt.  mer. ,  6  Gellatly  st.  ;  h.  45  Commercial  st. 

Mrs  John,  168  Lochee  road 
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162  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Black,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  6  Kinnaird  street 

Blackadder,   Robert,  civil  engineer,  land  surveyor,    and  architect,  41 

Reform  street ;  h.  Bellevue,  West  Ferry 
Blackie,  Matthew,  commission  merchant,  auctioneer,  and  valuator,  123 

Murraygate  ;  h.  Castle  street,  Tayport 
Blacklaws,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  15  South  Union  street 
Blacklaws,  Mrs  J.,  8  Windsor  street 

Blackness  Factory,  Larch  street;  Douglas,  Reid,  &  Co.,  manufacturers 
Blackness  Foundry,  Larch  street ;  Urquhart,  Lindsay,  &  Co. ,  engineers 
Blackwood,  Alexander,  jeweller,  21  Union  place 
Blackwood,  Andrew,  teacher,  50  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Blackwood,  George,  teacher,  40  Union  street 
Blackwood,  Henry,  manager,  Dundee  Aerated  Water  Manufacturing  Co., 

Limited  ;  h.  21  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Blackwood,  John,  sack  merchant,  13  Small's  lane;  h.  94  Strathmartinerd. 
Blackwood,  Robert,  lithographer,  40  Union  street 
Blackwood,  William,  Midland  District  agent,  Scottish  Permissive  Bill 

and  Temperance  Association,  40  Union  street 
Blackwood,  William,  mechanic,  38  Blackness  road 
Blair,  Ann  S.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  121  Overgate 
Blair,  William,  bookseller,  221  Overgate ;  h.  225 
Blair  &  Co.,  grocers  and  wine  merchants,  30  Watson  street 
Blair,  Duncan,  riveter,  51  Arbroath  road 

Blair,  James,  confectioner,  90  Caldrum  street ;  h.  82  Main  street 
Blair,  James  R.,  solicitor,  5  Bank  street ;  h.  21  Airlie  place 
Blair,  John,  warping  overseer,  121  Hawkhill 
Blair,  John,  calenderworker,  5  Bernard  street 
Blair,  Peter,  retired  shipmaster,  4  Dock  street 
Blair,  Robert,  factory  overseer,  18  Arbroath  road 
Blair,  William,  painter,  24  North  street 

Blair,  William  B.,  merchant,  63Cowgate  ;  h.  3  Craigiebank  terrace 
Blair,  Mrs  David,  14  Dallfield  terrace 
Blair,  Mrs  John,  lacecleaner,  38  Seafield  road 
Blakeney,  Thomas  S.,  Edengrove,  Arbroath  road 

Blaney,  Joseph,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  178,  180,  and  182  Hilltown;  h.  184 
Bloch,    Elias,    wholesale    picturefi-ame    maker    and    glass    merchant, 

9  Alexander  street ;  h.  23  North  Wellington  street 
Bloch,  Harris,  draper,  218  and  220  Overgate  ;  h.  225 
Bloe,  Alfred  Henry,  pianotuner,  4  Gowrie  place 
Blumenreich,  Rev.  William  H.,  minister  of  German  Church,  and  teacher 

of  German,  7  Airlie  terrace 
Blyth,  David,  cabinet  and  model  maker,  28  Raglan  street 
Blyth,  James,  joiner,  13  Baffin  street 
Blyth,  Walter  L.,  calenderer,  20  Gardner  street 

Blyth,  W.,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht.,  4  Hospital  wynd  ;  h.  10  Lorimer  st. 
Boase,  Alfred,  of  Boase  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Claverhouse,  Mains 
Boase,  Alfred  W,,  solicitor  and  notary  public,  16  Bank  st. ;  h.  16  Airlie  pi. 
Boase,  Charles  M.,  merchant,  Camperdown  Jute  Works;  h.  Harefield, 

Lochee 
Boase  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  yarn  bleachers  and  yarn  millers,  Claverhouse,  Mains 
Boase,  George  William,  banker,  Royal  Bank,  Castle  st. ;  h.  10  Windsor  st. 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  163 

Boase,  Henry,  &  Co.,  jute  spinners  and  manufactiirers,  Welliield  Works, 
Kemback  street  (Exchange  Box  No.  36,  Telephone  No.  289  ;  Tele- 
graphic address,   "  Bbase") 

Boase,  Henry  S.,  of  Henry  Boase  &  Co.,  Strathearn  road.  West  Ferry 

Boase  Spinning  Company,  Limited,  The,  flax,  hemp,  and  jute  spinners, 
merchants  and  manufacturera,  twine  spinners,  waterproof  cover 
makers,  Rockwell  Works,  Dundee,  and  Jamaica  Works,  Dundee ; 
Hawkslaw  Works,  Leven  ;  offices,  62  St  Andrew's  street,  Dundee ; 
and  at  12  Bow  lane,  Cheapside,  London  ;  17  Mosley  street,  Man- 
chester ;  2  Covent  garden,  Liverpool 

Boase,  William,  warping  overseer,  3  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 

Boase,  William  Lindsay,  general  manager  of  The  Boase  Spinning  Co. , 
Limited,  1  Airlie  place 

Boath,  Alex. ,  teller,  British  Linen  Co.  Bank ;  h.  Tusmore  villa,  Forfar  road 

Boath,  Allan,  painter,  14  Ford's  lane 

Boath,  Charles,  postman,  25  Benvie  road 

Boath,  David,  mason,  15  Paterson  street 

Boath,  William  S.,  clerk,  17  Park  avenue 

Boath,  Misses  J.  and  E.,  dressmakers,  86  Dura  street;  h.  161  Albert  st. 

Bodega  Co. ,  Ld. ,  Spanish  wine  cellars,  shippers  and  imprtrs  ,  3  Murray  gate 

Bogue,  Mrs  J.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  28  Scouringburn;  h,  llSJHawkhill 

Bogue,  Mrs,  broker,  2  St  Salvador  street 

BOILER  INSURANCE  and  Steam  Power  Co.,  Limited ;  George  Rollo,  3 
Panmure  street,  district  agent  (Telephone  No.  533  ;  Telegraphic 
address,  "  Nomique").     See  Adv.  p.   110 

Boland,  James  P.,  of  M.  Boland  &  Co.,  6  Park  place 

Boland,  J.  H.,  medical  practitioner,  6  Park  place 

Boland,  M.,  of  M.  Boland  &  Co.,  4  Park  place 

Boland,  M.,  &  Co.,  clothiers,  hatters,  and  outfitters,  20  and  24  Hawkhill 

Bonar,  George,  patternmaker,  5  Roslin  terrace 

Bonar,  James,  boatbuilder,  120  Victoria  road 

Bonar,  Thomas,  stationer,  226  and  228  Hilltown  ;  h.  7  Ellen  street 

Bond,  Thomas  A.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  104  Victoria  road  ;  h.  143 

Bond,  Mrs  Alfred,  apartments,  123  Victoria  road 

Bonded  Warehouses  Nos.  1  &  3,  29  Dockst. ;  J.  Watt  jun.'strustees,  props. 

Bonded  Warehouse,  No.  2,  81  Seagate 

Bonded  Warehouse,  No.  4,  99  Seagate  ;  Jas.  Watson  &  Co.,  proprietors 

Bonded  Warehouse,  No.  5,2  Candle  lane  ;  John  Robertson  &  Son,  proprs. 

Bone,  Robert  B.,  clerk,  1  Lowden's  alley 

Bonner,  James,  shipwright,  19  St  Matthew  street 

Bonner,  John,  carpenter,  34  Fleuchar  street 

Booth,  Allan,  church-officer,  M'Cheyne  Free  Ch.;  h.  1  Shepherd's  loan 

Booth,  Andrew,  builder,  144  Perth  road 

Booth,  A.  L.,  clerk,  Grove  Mill ;  h.  8  Balgay  avenue 

Booth,  David,  shipmaster,  21  Step  row 

Booth,  D.,  blacksmith,  21  W.  Henderson's  wd. ;  h.  32  Dudhope  Cres.  rd, 

Boothroyde,  John,  warehouseman,  32  Dudhope  street 

Borrie,  David,  joiner,  11  Balfour  street 

Borrie,  James,  blacksmith,  7  William  street,  Forebank 

Borrie,  James,  joiner,  62  Peddie  street 

Borrie,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  10  Kinloch  street 


164  GENERAL  DIRECTOEY. 

BOSWELL,  DAVID,  brassfounder,  Tay  Brass  Works,  East  Dock  street;  h. 

Loch  Moy  place,  Baxter  Park  terrace.     See  Adv.  p.  50 
Bovill,  John,  grocer,  99  Ann  street ;  h.  41  North  street 
Bowbridge  Works,  Mains  rd.  and  Thistle  st. ;  J.  &  A.  D.  Grimond,  mfrs. 
Bowden,  Wni.,  grocer  and  spirit mer.,  ISDallfield  walk;  A. 11  Whitehallst. 
Bower,  John,  butcher,  20  Grove  street 
Bower  Mill,  Blinshall  street  ;  John  Sharp  &  Sons,  spinners 
Bowes  &  Co.,  printers,  5  Tindal's  wynd 
Bowes,  George,  jun.,  ironturner,  42  St  Mary's  place 
Bowes,  John,  printer,  60  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Bowes,  John  Y.,  boot  warehouse,  26  Westport;  h.  40  St  Mary's  place 
Bowie,  John,  coachpainter,  28  Parker  street 
Bowles,  Captain  David,  20  Nelson  street 

Bowman,  Alex. ,  collector.  Advertiser  office ;  h.  Cottage  pi. ,  Bro.  FeiTy 
Bowman,  Alexander,  painter,  31  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 
Bowman,  Charles  E.,  warehouseman,  27  Park  avenue 
Bowman,  David,  grocer,  1  Roslin  terrace  ;  h.  3 
Bowman,  David,  sawyer,  236  Lochee  road 
Bowman,  James,  tenter,  6  Malcolm  street 

Bowman,  John,  grocer,  wine  &  spirit  mer.,  41  Hilltown ;  h.  13  Balfour  st. 
Bowman,  John,  porter,  19  Ogilvie  street 
Bowman,  John,  hammerman,  23  Union  street,  Charles  street 
Bowman,  Robert,  painter  and  decorator,  189  Princes  st.;  h.  138Fei-ry  rd. 
Bowman,  Mrs,  172  Perth  road 
Boyack,  Alexander,  traveller,  11  Crescent  street 

Boyack,  Barclay,  &Co.,  merchants  and  manufacturers,  13  Meadow  street 
Boyack,  David,  calenderworker,  25  Charles  street 
Boyack,  James,  of  James  Boyack  &  Sons,  44  Lily  bank  road 
Boyack,  James,  &  Sons,  waste  merchants,  72  Constable  street 
Boyack,  James,  joiner,  24  Peddie  street 
Boyack,  Peter,  mechanic,  57  Mains  road 

Boyack,  Richard  G.,  of  James  Boyack  &  Sons,  155  Albert  street 
Boyd,  David,  ropespinner,  20  Hill  street 

Boyd,  Elizabeth,  manglekeeper,  29  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 
Boyd,  E.  &  M.,  drapers  and  milliners,  125  Ann  st.;  h.  10  N.  Ellen  st. 
Boyd,  Fox  Maule,  of  Stalker  &  Boyd,  19  Airlie  place 
Boyd,  Frank,  assistant  editor.  Weekly  News  ;  h.  Logiebank,  Downfield 
Boyd,  James  T. ,  draper,  25  Morgan  street 
Boyd,  John,  enginedriver,  3  Dalhousie  terrace 
Boyd,  John,  porter,  24  Ellen  street 
Boyd,   John,   perfumer  and  hairdresser,  4  and  6  South  Tay  street ;  h. 

Albert  cottage.  Links,  Monifieth 
Boyd,  Sydney  M.,  clerk,  17  Blackness  street 

Boyd,  T.C.,  solicitor,  ] 04  Commercial  st. ;  h.  Auburn  ter.,  Mylnefield feus 
Boyd,  Wm.,  works  manager,  A.  B.  Fleming  &  Co.,  Ltd.;  A.  62  Ferry  rd. 
Boyd,  Mrs  James,  87  Perth  road 

Boyd,  Mrs  Martha,  confectioner,  58  William  street,  Forebank 
Boyle,  John,  dyer  and  cleaner,  218  Lochee  road 
Boyle,  Neil,  dyer,  69  Hospital  wynd 

Boyle,  Robt.,  manager,  Victoria  Road Cal.  Co.,  Ltd. ;  h.  120  Victoria  rd. 
Boyle,  Robert  S.,  paper-ruler,  6  Lamb's  lane 


GENERAL  DIRECTOR^.  165 

Boyle,  Mrs  Wm.,  grocer,  122  Scouringburn  ;  A.  1  William  st. ,  Sco'burn 

Boys'  Home,  West  Bell  street ;  James  Campbell,  superintendent 

Boyter,  Alexander,  clerk,  43  Castle  street 

Boyter,  Mrs  Alexander,  43  Castle  street 

Bracken,  Rose,  confectioner,  70  Hawkliill ;  h.  7  Park  wynd 

Bradford,  James  M.,  of  John  S.  Bradford  &  Co.,  2  Albany  terrace 

Bradford,  John  S.,  &  Co.,  waste  merchants,  Baltic  Street  Waste  Works  ; 

office,  Baltic  buildings  (Telephone  No.  2356) 
Bradford,  William,  carpenter,  11  Robertson  street 
Bradford,  Mrs  John  S. ,  2  Albany  terrace 
Bradley,  James,  marine  engineer,  20  Fleuchar  street 
Bradley,  James,  overseer,  4  Peddie  street 
Bradley,  John,  ropespinner,  9  Thistle  street 
Bradley,  William,  clerk,  20  Fleuchar  street 
Brady,  Ann,  grocer,  23  North  Ellen  street 
Brady,  A.  H. ,  confectioner,  17  Ann  street 
Brady,  Bernard,  enginecleaner,  2  Urquhart  street 
Brady,  Edward,  assurance  agent,  50  tjnion  street,  Maxwelltown 
Brady,  James,  organist  and  choirmaster,  St  Joseph's  R.C.  Church,  and 

teacher  of  music,  8  Forest  Park  road 
Brady,  James,  seaman,  14  Ogilvie's  road 
Braes,  James,  of  Braes  &  Steele,  67  North  Wellington  street 
Braes  &  Steele,  joiners  and  builders,  47  Elizabeth  street 
Braid,  Andrew,  sub-inspector,  96  Dens  road 
Braid,  Chas.  D.,  oil,  paint,  colour  and  wall-paper  mer.,  non-corrosive  and 

anti-fouling  varnish  manuf.,  tar,  pitch,  rosin,  lamp  glass  importer, 

shipchandler,  30  to  34  Commercial  street ;  h.  Whinbrae,  Tayport 
Braid  &  Co.,  joiners  and  shop  and  office  fitters,  29  Queen  street 
Braid,  James,  of  Braid  &  Co. ,  8a  King  street 
Braid,  John,  labourer,  32  Bell  street 
Braid,  Robert,  joiner,  8a  King  street 
Braid,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  coachbuilders,  127  Blackness  road 
Brand,  Alexander,  painter,  3  Lowden's  alley 
Brand,  David,  agent,  British  Linen  Company  Bank;  h.  Bank  house,   83 

Murraygate,  and  Bay  house,  Newport 
Brand,  Francis,  bootcloser,  86  Nethergate 
Brand,  James,  lorryman,  6  M 'Vicar's  lane 
Brand,  Joshua,  or-ganist,  86  Nethergate 
Brand,  Robert,  light  porter,  34  Annfield  row 
Brand,  Robert,  confectionery  manager,  30  North  Lindsay  street 
Brand,  Thomas  S.,  commission  merchant,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 
Brand,  Miss,  dressmaker,  56  Polepark  road 
Brannan,  Edward,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  123  Victoria  road 
Brannen,  Thomas,  sack  inspector,  10  Wilkie's  lane 
Brannigan,  Patrick,  baker,  12  North  Ellen  street 
Brash,  W.  A.,  waiter,  33  Castle  street 

Brazil,  vice  consul  for— David  Small,  jun.,  9  Meadow  Place  buildings 
Brebner,  James,  M.A.,  rector,  Harris  Academy;  h.  2  Scotswood  terrace 
Brebner,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  121  Hawkhill 
Brechin,  James  B.,  2  Tay  Street  lane 
Brechin,  William,  cashier,  118  Albert  street 


166  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Brechin,  Mrs,  apartments,  27  Victoria  road 

Bremner,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant,  45  Strathmartine  road ;  h.  Wil- 
lowpark,  Downfield 

Bremner,  Andrew,  joiner,  47  Milnbank  road 

Bremner,  A.,  of  J.  &  A.  Bremner,  10  Ben  vie  road 

Bremner,  David,  joiner  and  builder,  30  Blackness  road;  h.  24  Garland  pi. 

Bremner,  David,  butcher,  23 1|  Hilltown  ;  h.  96 

Bremner,  David,  joiner,  17  Union  place,  Perth  road 

Bremner,  David,  of  D.  Ramsay  &  Co.,  Grove  cottage.  West  Ferry 

Bremner,  David  A.,  spirit  merchant,  1  Glamis  st. ;  h.  9  Bonny  bank  road 

Bremner,  George,  v^ine  mer.,  25  Castle  street ;  h.  11  Whitehall  street 

Bremner,  George,  gardener,  Glamis  house,  Perth  road 

Bremner,  James,  of  J.  &  A.  Bremner,  12  Garland  place 

Bremner,  John,  mason,  225  Overgate 

Bremner,  J.  &  A.,  oil,  colour,  &  wholesale  wallpaper  merchts.,  227  Overgate 

Briarty,  Joseph,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  14  Pole  street 

Bricknal,  Alexander,  clerk,  1  St  Peter  street 

Bricknal,  James,  mason,  13  West  wynd 

Bridie,  David  A.,  shipsmith,  5  Baffin  street 

Bridie,  James,  bootmaker,  26  Arbroath  road  ;  ^-,  8 

Bridie,  Mrs  W.,  8  Arbroath  road 

Briggs,  George,  moulder,  27  Union  place 

Briggs,  James,  butcher,  18  Gardner's  lane 

BRIGGS,  WILLIAM,  chemical  and  asphalte  manufacturer  and  contractor  for 
granolithic  and  ' '  Syenitic "  paving  and  flooring,  87  High  street  and 
East  Dock  street ;  h.  4  Erskine  terrace.     See  Adv.  p.  25 

Briggs,  William,  coalagent,  13  Albert  street 

Brimner,  James,  wine  merchant,  2  Dock  street 

British  Empire  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Co.,  1  Commercial  street ;  Jas. 
S.  Ritchie,  resident  secretary 

British  and  Foreign  Metaline  Co.,  makers  of  metaline,  metaline  bushes, 
and  metaline  engine  packing,  132  Murray  gate 

British  Legal  Life  Assurance  Co.,  Limited,  4c  King  street;  James 
Galloway,  district  manager 

British  Linen  Co.  Bank,  83  Murraygate  ;  David  Brand,  agent ;  Westport 
branch,  James  Ireland,  agent 

Britnell,  George,  chairmaker,  2  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 

Brodie,  Alexander,  painter,  2  Small's  wynd 

Brodie  &  Buchan,  solicitors.  Bank  buildings,  22  King  street 

Brodie,  Catherine,  confectioner,  228  Blackness  road 

Brodie,  David,  ironturner,  4  Tannadice  street 

BRODIE,  JAMES,  horsehirer  and  coach  proprietor.  Eagle  Inn,  108  Murray- 
gate  and  29  Albert  square.     See  Adv.  p.  25 

Brodie,  John,  joiner,  42  Westport 

Brodie,  John,  porter,  17  St  Mary  street 

Brodie,  John L., agricultural  agent,  3  King's  rd. ;  liA  Links  pi.,  Bro.  Ferry 

Brodie,  Robert  M.,  banker  and  solicitor,  Royal  Bank,  22  King  street ; 
h.  Grange  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 

Brodie,  Rev.  R.  Geddes,  assist.,  St  David's  Par.  Ch.;  h.  37  South  Tay  st. 

Brodie,  R.  L.,  writer,  91  Seagate 

Brodie,  William,  blacksmith,  12  Dallfield  terrace 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  167 

Brooks,  James,  collector,  10  Watt  street 

Brophy,  Rev.  Thomas,  St  Mary's  R.C.  Church ;  h.  22  Powrie  place 
Brough,  A.  J.,  of  Brough,  Cunnmgham,  &  Co.,  6  Clarendon  terrace 
Brough,  Cunningham,  &   Co.,   spinners   and  manufacturers,  Taybank 

Works,  Arbroath  road  ;  and  South  Mills,  Guthrie  street 
Brough,  David,  tenter,  19  Cleghorn  street 
Brough,  David,  shore-porter,  1  South  Baffin  street 
Brough,  Henry,  blacksmith,  26  Ward  road 
Brough,  James,  of  James  Brough  &  Son,  45  Commercial  street 
Brough,  James,  jun.,  of  James  Brough  &  Son,  45  Commercial  street 
Brough,  James,  &  Son,  wholesale  fruit  merchants,  12  Dock  street 
Brough,  John,  hammerman,  5  Temple  lane 
Brough,  Robert,  marine  engineer,  54  King  street 
Brough,  R.  J.,  of  Brough,  Cunningham,  &  Co.,  6  Clarendon  terrace 
Brough,  Wm. ,  j  un. ,  whlsale.  and  retail  fruiterer,  30  Ann  st , ;  ^.  10  Balmore  st. 
Brough,  Mrs  Lawrence,  3  Rustic  place 
Brown,  Abraham  T.,  ropespinner,  31  Hill  street 
Brown,  Adam,  joiner,  1  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 
Brown,  Alexander,  dyer,  58  Mains  road 
Brown,  Alexander,  enginefitter,  98  Princes  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  engineer,  126  Princes  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  gardener,  Dunmore,  Perth  road 
Brown,  Alexander,  15  Tannadice  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  finisher,  46  King's  road 
Brown,  Alexander,  railway  fireman,  8  Fleuchar  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  watchmaker,  7  Cowgate  ;  ^.  11  Glamis  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  mason,  2  Tay  Street  lane 
Brown,  Alexander,  patternmaker,  2a  Eliza  street 

Brown,  Alex.  H.,  millmngr..  Dens  Works;  h.  24Baldovanter.,  Park  ave. 
Brown,  Alfred,  milloverseer,  25  Park  avenue 
Brown,  Andrew,  grocer,  19  North  Wellington  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  manager,  1  Viewforth  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  dairyman,  125  Ferry  road 
Brown,  A.  S.,  7  St  Peter  street 
Brown,  Charles,  blacksmith,  22  Lilybank  road 
Brown,  Charles,  mechanic,  14  Ford's  lane 
Brown  &  Clarke,  builders  and  sculptors.  North  Lindsay  street 
Brown,  Colin,  messenger.  Royal  Bank  ;  h.  20  Castle  street 
Brown,  C.  A. ,  Viewbank  terrace 

Brown,  Daniel,  shipsteward,  51  North  Wellington  street 
BROWN,  DAVID,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  55  South  Tay  street 

and  175  Overgate;  h.  8  Springfield.     See  Adv.  p.  50 
Brown,  David,  5  Craigie  terrace 
Brown,  David,  mechanic,  51  Crescent  street 
Brown,  David,  optician,  10  Lamb's  lane 
Brown,  David,  stableman,  149  Seagate 
Brown,  David,  confectioner,  25  Balgay  street ;  h.  23 
Brown,  David,  clerk,  12  Balgay  avenue 
Brown,  David,  coachman,  360  Perth  road 
Brown,  David,  cowfeeder,  Lowbank,  Coldside 
Brown,  David  D.,  draper,  6  Derby  street 


168  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Brown,  David  M.,  fancy  di'aper,  80  High  st.  ;  h.  45  Commercial  street 

Brown,  George,  warehouseman,  10  Lorimer  street 

Brown,  George,  tenter,  5  Bruce  street 

Brown,  George,  7  King  street ;  li.  Tay  cottage,  East  Newport 

Brown,  George,  labourer,  39  Dallfield  walk 

Brown,  George,  police  constable,  28  Kinloch  street 

Brown,  George,  church-officer,  St  Paul's  Epis.  Ch.;  h.  Castlehill  house 

Brown,  Geo. ,  jeweller  and  watchmkr. ,  34  Barrack  st. ;  h.  12^  Mortimer  st. 

Brown,  George  D. ,  M.  A. ,  teacher,  High  School ;  h.  6  Springfield 

BROWN  &  GOW,  house  painters  and  decorators,  72  Seagate.  See  Adv.  p.  70 

Brown,  Harry,  painter,  2  Idvies  street 

Brown,  James,  minister,  Apostolic  Church  ;  h.  15  Balfour  street 

Brown,  James,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  55  South  Tay  street 
and  175  Overgate  ;  h.  34  Tait's  lane 

Brown,  James,  jobbing  gardener,  1  Corso  street 

Brown,  James,  shipmaster,  185  Perth  road 

Brown,  James,  carting  foreman  to  J.  &  P.  Cameron ;  h,  68  St  Andrew's  st. 

Brown,  James,  gardener,  Crawford  lodge 

Brown,  James,  plasterer,  9  Glamis  street 

Brown,  James,  photographic  artist,  21  Reform  street 

Brown,  James,  dresser,  62  Caldrum  street 

Brown,  James,  lodge  porter,  161  Ann  street 

Brown,  James,  painter,  136  Princes  street 

Brown,  James,  painter,  11  Stirling  street 

Brown,  James,  of  Brow^n  &  Clarke,  27  North  Ellen  street 

Brown,  James,  flaxspinner,  Tarvit  Mill,  Cupar  Fife ;  h.  5  Craigie  terrace 

Brown,  James,  china  merchant,  191|  Hilltown  ;  ^.  1  N.  George  street 

Bi'own,  James,  jun.,  commission  agent,  23  Panmure  street ;  h.  Ingle- 
wood,  Cupar  road,  Newport 

Brown,  James  D.,  dresser,  27  Bernard  street 

Brown,  Jessie  M.,  teacher,  St  Paul's  Epis.  School ;  h.  125  Ferry  road 

Brown,  John,  80  Strathmartine  road 

Brown,  John,  of  Thomas  Brown  &  Son,  11  Thomson  street 

Brown,  John,  joiner,  4  Albert  street 

Brown,  John,  rope  and  twine  merchant,  14  and  16  Mortimer  street;  h.  12^ 

Brown,  John,  cabinetmaker,  13  Rosefield  street 

Brown,  John,  harbour  porter,  51  Crescent  street 

Brown,  John,  clerk,  13  Osborne  place 

Brown,  John,  of  Brown  &  Gow,  72  Princes  street 

Brown,  John,  machinist,  9  Roslin  terrace 

Brown,  John,  mason,  20  Park  avenue 

Brown,  John,  mason,  7  Cardean  street 

Brown,  John,  ship's  chief-officer,  4  Balmore  street 

Brown,  John,  foreman  mechanic,  5  Gowrie  place 

Brown,  John,  hosepipe  weaver,  3  Fyffe  street 

Brown,  John,  mechanic,  27  Scott  street 

Brown,  John,  boatbuilder.  East  side  King  William  dock;  h.  13W.  Dock  st. 

Brown,  John  C,  boatbuilder,  Esplanade  Boatsheds ;  h.  13  W.  Dock  st. 

Brown,  John  D.,  grocer,  132  Victoria  road  ;  h.  2  Baxter  Park  terrace 

BROWN,  LACHLAN,  furniture-polish  and  oil-blacking  manuf..  King's  Cross 
Chemical  Works  ;  /).  Catlaw  cot.,  W.  Clepington  rd.    See  Adv.  p.  78 


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Brown,  Leslie,  bi'ead  and  biscuit  baker,  70  Blackness  road 

Brown,  Martin,  collector,  10  Stirling  street 

Brown,  Nelson,  storekeeper,  36  Cotton  road 

Brown,  Peter,  joiner,  57  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 

Brown,  Peter,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  92  Princes  st. ;  h.  18  Ferry  rd. 

Brown,  Peter,  railway  servant,  30  Isles'  lane 

Brown,  Peter  S.,  of  Brown  &  Tawse,  Tayview,  Broughty  Ferry 

Brown,  Robt.,  bootmaker,  33  Reform  st.;  h.  3  Kilnburn  pi.,  E.  Newport 

Brown,  Robert,  manager,  Wallace  Works  ;  h.  15  William  st.,  Forebank 

Brown,  Robert,  coal  merchant,  Maryfield  station ;  h.  3  Pitkerro  road 

Brown,  Robert,  ironmoulder,  12  Raglan  street 

Brown,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  19  Morgan  street 

Brown,  Robert  J.,  draper,  39  Ann  street;  h.  15  Benygloe,  Tulloch  ores. 

Brown  &  Tawse,  iron  and  steel  merchants,  14, 16,  and  18  Exchange  street ; 
branch  office,  18  Commercial  street  (Telephone  No.  61  ;  Tele- 
graphic address,   "Mercator") 

Brown,  Thomas,  clerk,  3  Laing  street 

Brown,  Thomas,  confectionery  manager,  9  Parker  street 

Brown,  Thos. ,  ironmonger,  24  Union  st.  ;  h.  St  Rogue's  pi. ,  West  Ferry 

Brown,  Thomas,  joiner,  22  St  Mary's  place 

Brown,  Thomas  H.,  butcher,  5  Tannadice  street  and  6  Strathmartine 
road  ;  A.  22  Wolseley  street 

Brown,  Thomas,  &  Son,  painters  and  decorators,  47  Perth  road 

Brown,  William,  decorator,  141  Nethergate :  h.  3  Greenfield  place 

Brown,  William,  clerk,  151  Victoria  road 

Brown,  Wm.,  jun.,  salt  and  whiting  merchant,  13  Dock  street ;  h.  Rose- 
mount,  Camphill,  Broughty  Ferry 

Brown,  William,  2  Balgay  avenue 

Brown,  William,  tailor,  20  Shepherd's  loan 

Brown,  William,  coal  and  coke  merchant,  22  Barrack  street 

Brown,  William,  engineer,  7  Ure  street 

Brown,  William,  grocer,  49  Hill  street;  h.  12^  Mortimer  street 

Brown,  William,  machinefitter,  86  Ferry  road" 

Brown,  William,  photographer,  12  Alexander  street 

Brown,  William,  cloth  inspector,  16  Ashton  place 

Brown,  William,  milloverseer,  45  Ure  street 

Brown,  William,  police  constable,  2  Annfield  road 

Brown,  William,  carpenter,  69  Watson  street 

Brown,  William  Henry,  45  Dura  street 

Brown,  William  M.,  carpenter,  15  Park  avenue 

Brown,  W.  A.,  2  Grosvenor  terrace 

Brown,  W.  H.,  brewer,  Craigie  Brewery,  Lyon  street ;  h.  18  Albert  st. 

Brown,  Mrs  D. ,  confectioner,  38  Watson  street 

Brown,  Mrs  Edward,  44  Dallfield  terrace 

Brown,  Mrs  James,  148  Albert  street 

Brown,  Mrs,  14  St  Mary's  place 

Brown,  Mrs,  3  Melrose  terrace 

Brown,  Mrs,  apartments,  110  Victoria  road 

Brown,  Miss  Bella,  dressmaker,  46  Princes  street ;  ^.  1 1  Dudhope  st. 

Brown,  Miss  W.,  milliner,  81  Hawkhill ;  h.  7  Ure  street 

Brown,  Miss,  dressmaker,  2  Gardner  street 


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Brown,  Misses,  13  Osborne  place 

Browne,  D.   J.,   secretary,   Dundee  Gem  Line  S.S.   Co.,    Limited,  59 

Dock  street ;  h.  Aftonbank,  Rankine  street 
Brownlee,  George,  butcher,  1  South  Baffin  street 
Brownlee,  Walter  H.,  city  electrical  engineer,  Dudhope  Crescent  road  ; 

/>.  1  Blackness  crescent 
Brownlee,  William,  of  W.  &  R.  Brownlee,  9  Clarendon  terrace 
Brownlee,  W.  &  R.,  builders  and  manufacturing  joiners,  52  Small's  wynd 
Broxburn  Oil  Co.,  108  Commercial  street;  P.  D.  Mitchell,  agent 
Bruce,   Alexander,  builder  and   manufacturing  joiner,  37   Commercial 

street,  Maxwelltown  ;  h.  6  North  Wellington  street 
Bruce,  xllexander,  biscuit  baker,  1  Lowden's  alley 
Bruce,  Charles,  butcher,  189  Hilltown  ;  h.  150 
Bruce,  David,  confectioner,  41  Kincardine  street 

Bruce,  David,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  57  Lochee  rd.  ;  h.  2  Gardner's  lane 
Bruce,  David,  of  David  Bruce  &  Co.,  Ethelstone,  West  Ferry 
Bruce,  David  A.,  coach  proprietor,  161  Albert  street 
Bruce,  David,  &  Co. ,  shipowners  and  insurance  agents,  3  Royal  Exchange 

place  ;  and  3  Fenchurch  avenue,  London,  E.C. 
Bruce,  David  C,  clerk,  23  Baldovan  terrace 
Bruce,  David  G.,  8  Laurelbank 

Bruce,  D.  Graham,  of  David  Bruce  &  Co. ,  Ethelstone,  West  Ferry 
Bruce,  George,  grocer,  27  Strathmartine  road ;  h.  25 
Bruce,  George,  millforeman,  178  Scouringburn 
Bruce,  George,  tobacconist,  84  Caldrum  street 
Bruce,  George,  signalman,  4  Corso  street 
Bruce,  George,  bootmaker,  3  Lowden's  alley 
Bruce,  George,  millforeman,  20  Blyth  street 
Bruce,  George,  baker,  108  Princes  street ;  h.  110 
Bruce,  Harry,  butcher,  19  Hilltown 

Bruce,  James,  blacksmith,  31  Overgate;  h.  2  Gardner's  lane 
Bruce,  James,  joiner,  8  Kincardine  street 
Bruce,  James,  ironturner,  70  Ure  street 
Bruce,  James,  lorrydriver,  22  Annfield  road 
Bruce,  James,  sanitary  inspector,  35  Constitution  road 
BRUCE,  JAMES,  confectioner  and  cycle  agent.  The  Pillars,  13  High  street; 

h.  7  Thorter  row.     See  Adv.  p.  30 
Bruce,  Jas.  P.,  of  John  Bruce  &  Son,  Astleylea,  Green  lane,  Carnoustie 
Bruce,  John,  of  John  Bruce  &  Son,  Salisbury  place,  Broughty  Ferry 
Bruce,  John  Duff,  S.S.C.,  solicitor  and  notary  public,  69  Reform  street 

(Telephone  No.  560) ;    ;  h.  Sunnybank,  61  Magdalen  green 
Bruce,  John  P.,  secy.,  North  Sea  S.S.  Co.,  Ld.,4  Panmure  st.;  A.Downfield 
Bruce,  .John,  &  Son,  architects,  45  Commercial  street 
Bruce,  John,  coal  merchant,  Fairmuir  station ;  h.  2Fearnbank,  Cleping- 

ton  road 
Bruce,  John  S.,  riveter,  23  Ogilvie's  road 

Bruce,  Maggie,  dairykeeper,  20  Arbroath  road  ;  h.  27  Victoria  road 
Bruce,  Malcolm,  waiter,  72  King  street 
Bruce,  M.  A.  &  J.,  dressmakers  and  milliners,  107  Hawkhill 
Bruce,  Robert,  late  confectioner,  Forebank  terrace 
Bruce,  Robert  M.,  draper's  assistant,  27  Main  street 


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Bruce,  Thomas,  calender  manager,  115  Murraygate 

Bruce,  Thomas,  enginedriver,  2  Paton's  lane 

Bruce,  Thomas  W.,  plumber,  23  Strathmartine  road 

Bruce,  Wm.,  engineer,  blacksmith,  and  coppersmith,  and  patentee  of 
railway  milk  can  or  churn,  Victoria  dock  ;  h.  1  Rattr£.y  street 

Bruce,  William,  agent  for  Fairbairn,  Naylor,  Macpherson,  &  Co.,  74  Com- 
mercial street ;  h.  2  Blackness  crescent 

Bx'uce,  William,  spirit  merchant,  45  Caldrum  street ;  h.  41 

Bruce,  William,  seaman,  2  East  Henderson's  wynd 

Bruce,  William,  weaving  overseer,  172  Lochee  road 

Bruce,  Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht. ,  65  King  street ;  h.  7  King's  road 

Bruce,  William  K.,  of  Jauies  Keillor  &  Son,  3  Grosvenor  terrace 

Bruce,  Wm.  M.,  shipowner  and  marine  insurance  broker,  84  Commercial 
street ;  h.  8  Laurelbank 

Bruce,  William  T.,  colliery  salesman,  65  Trades  lane 

Bruce,  Mrs  Ann,  dressmaker,  41  Main  street 

Bruce,  Mrs  David,  wine  and  spirit  mrcht. ,  24  Wellgate  ;  h.  2  Meadow  st. 

Bruce,  Miss  M.  A.,  Lawside  road 

Bruce,  Mrs  Peter,  25  Strathmartine  road 

Bruce,  Mrs  R.,  16  Annfield  street 

Bruce,  Mrs  Susan,  draper  and  milliner,  193  Hilltown 

Bruce,  Mrs  William,  4  North  street 

Bruce,  Miss  B.  M.,  di-essmaker,  27  Victoi'ia  road 

Bruce,  Miss  May,  dressmaker,  193  Blackness  road 

Bruce,  Miss  S.  A.,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  33  Constitution  rd.  ;  h.  35 

Bruce,  Miss,  dressmaker,  49  Annfield  road 

Brunton,  William,  tailor,  5  Lorimer  street 

Brush,  Samuel,  of  Marshall  &  Brush,  Muircote,  Clepington  road 

Bryan,  John,  mechanic,  1  Annfield  street 

Bryan,  Joseph,  confectioner,  19  Watson's  lane 

Bryan,  Mrs  James,  manglekeeper,  9  Cherryfield  lane 

Bryce,  William,  joiner,  4  Stirling  street 

Bryden,  John,  &  Sons,  bellhangers  and  window  blind  mfrs,  17  Albert  »q. 

Brydon,  James,  draper,  50  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Brymer,  David,  ironturner,  4  Glebe  street 

Brymer,  James,  lodgekeeper,  16  Cleghorn  street 

Brymer,  Mary,  manglekeeper,  44  Dudhope  street 

Brymer,  Thomas,  manager.  Stead  &  Simpson,  Ltd.;  h.  8  Kinloch  street 

Bryson,  Charles,  painter,  54  Blackness  road 

Bryson,  David  S.,  oil  mer.,  importer  and  refiner,  Victoria  oil  paint  and 
varnish  stores,  43  to  47  Trades  lane  ;  h.  Tusmore  villa,  Forfar  road 

Bryson,  James,  painter,  3  Scott  street 

Bryson,  William  S.,  oil  merchant,  1  DufF  street,  Clepington  road 

Bryson,  Mrs  John,  27  Morgan  street 

Buchan,  Alexander,  8  Blyth  street 

Buchan,  Alexander,  mefhanic,  89  Peddie  street 

Buchan,  Alexander,  reporter.  Advertiser  Office  ;  h.  164  Lochee  road 

Buchan,  Alexander  W . ,  butcher,  42  Princes  street ;  h.  2  Catherine  street 

Buchan,  Andrew,  mechanic,  2  Catherine  street 

Buchan,  David,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 

Buchan,  David,  cowfeeder,  Ninewells 


172  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Buchan,  David,  clerk,  37  Nethergate 

Buchan,  David,  butcher,  16  Johnston's  lane  ;  h.  9  Bonnybank  road 

Buchan,  David  S.,  cashier,  79  Strathmartine  road 

Buchan,  Geo.,  wine  and  spirit  mercliant,  1  Powrie  pi. ;  h.  169  Hilltown 

Buchan,  James,  coachman,  199  Perth  road 

Buchan,  James,  of  Brodie  &  Buchan,  3  Rustic  place 

Buchan,  Jolm,  joiner,  40  Seafield  road 

Buchan,  John  S.,  of  T.  &  J.  Buchan,  12  Strawberry  bank 

Buchan,  Robert,  mechanic,  34  Kincardine  street 

Buchan,  Thomas,  of  T.  &  J.  Buchan,  Balhousie,  by  Largo,  Fife 

Buchan,  T.  &  J. ,  auctioneers  and  valuators,  32  Bank  street 

Buchan,  William,  of  William  Buchan  &  Co.,  Kilmaron  villa,  Baldovan 

Buchan,  William,  72  Bell  street ;  h.  Woodside,  Coupar  Angus 

Buchan,  William,   &  Co.,    hemp,  starch,  flour,  and  farina  merchants, 

and  rope  and  twine  makers,  Baltic  chambers,  11  Bell  street 
Buchan,  Mrs  David,  baker,  85  Perth  road 

Buchanan,  Andrew,  solicitor,  1  Albert  square  ;  h.  Hermonhill,  25  Perth  rd. 
Buchanan,  David,  storekeeper,  8  St  Matthew  street 
Buchanan,  Donald,  dairyman,  23  North  Lindsay  street ;  h.  25 
Buchanan,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  58  Seafield  road 
Buchanan,  Mrs  John,  apartments,  24  Bank  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  6  Melrose  terrace 
Bucklish,  Henry,  butcher,  4  Idvies  street 
Buglass,  David  B.,  governor.  Combination  East  Poorhouseand  Parochial 

Sick  Hospital,  Eliza  street ;  h.  Molison  house.  Mains  loan 
Buick,  Thos.,  of  Gowans  &  Buick,  Kerbat  cot.,  Monifieth  rd.,  B.  Ferry 
Buick,  W.  N. ,  enginedriver,  35  St  Peter  street 
Bulk,  Charles  W.,  of  Pettersen  &  Bulk,  and  W.  &  H.  Bulk,  Braeknowe, 

West  Newport 
Bulk,  George,  coachbuilder,  61  Cowgate 

Buik,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  75  Seagate ;   h.  42  King's  road 
Bulk,  W.  &  H. ,  rope  and  twine  manufacturers,  23  Dock  street 
Buik,  Mrs,  1  Blackness  crescent,  Perth  road 

Buist,  Alexander  B.,  lathsplitter,  89  Cowgate ;  h.  38  Caldrum  street 
Buist,    Alexander  J.,    Ward   Mills,    Barrack   street;    It.  Reresmount, 

Broughty  Ferry 
Buist,  Andrew,  houseagent,  32  Bank  st.;  h.  42  William  st.,  Forebank 
Buist,  A.,  secy.,  J.  Robertson  &  Co.,  Ltd.;  h.  Rockwell  house,  Coldside 
Buist,  David,  compositor,  27  Scott  street 
Buist,  David,  warehouseman,  17  Derby  street 

Buist,  Henry,  manager,  Rockwell  Works  ;  h.  Rockwell  house,  Coldside 
Buist,  James,  painter,  6  Bernard  street 
Buist,  John,  butcher,  8  Morrison's  court 
Buist,  John,  compositor,  10  Balmore  street 
Buist,  John  H.,  of  Richard  Buist  &  Sons,  7  Viewforth  street 
Buist,  J.  C,   of  Don  Bros.,  Buist,  &  Co.,  Dundee,  and  Wm.  &  John 

Don  &  Co.,  Forfar ;  h.  Balgillo  house,  Broughty  Ferry 
Buist,  Richard,  &  Sons,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers,  16  Castle  street 

and  100  and  102  Commercial  street ;  works,  15  Bell  street 
Buist,  Robert  Cochrane,  M.  A.,  M.B.,C.M.,  Annfield  house,  5  Annfieldst. 
Buist,  Thos.  P.,  of  R.  Buist  &  Sons,  1  Caenlochan  ter.,  Broughty  Ferry 


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Buist,  William  B.,  milloverseer,  7  Victoria  street 

Buist,  Mrs  C,  laundress,  17  Cleghorn  street 

Bunch,  Miss,  apartments,  8  Charles  street 

Burdon,  Rev.  Francis,  rector,  S.  Mary  Magdalene's  Epis.  Ch. ;  h.  14  Park  pi. 

Burdon,  Mrs  Jas.,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  47 
Union  st.  and  25  Yeaman  shore ;  h.  2  Windsor  terrace 

Burge,  David,  clothier's  assistant,  31  Park  avenue 

Burgess  &  Co. ,  general  carriers,  5  Thorter  row  ;  head  office,  Manchester 

Burgess,  Joseph,  blacksmith,  7  Blackness  street 

Burgess,  William,  calenderworker,  7  Rosefield  street 

Burgess,  William,  stower,  42  Annfield  road 

Burke,  A.  Fordyce,  solicitor,  23  Panmure  st. ;  h.  1  Home  ter.,  B.  Ferry 

Burke,  Kenneth,  chief  reporter.  Courier  office  ;  h.  72  Bell  street 

Burke,  Thomas,  spiritdealer,  62  King  street ;  li.  105a  Nethergate 

Burke,  Thomas,  coaldealer,  3  St  Mary  street ;  h.  1  St  Mary's  place 

Burkhardt,  John,  7  Airlie  terrace 

Burnell,  Albert,  carpetweaver,  79  Strathmartine  road 

Burness,  Robert,  gas  meter  inspector,  8  Parker  street 

Burnet,  Alexander,  lorrydriver,  11  Church  street,  Princes  street 

Burnet,  James,  bricklayer,  45  Cowgate 

Burnet,  Mrs,  13  Ellen  street 

Burnett,  Alexander,  postman,  35  King  street 

Burnett,  Alexander,  clerk,  33  Cleghorn  street 

Burnett,  Alexander,  jun.,  postal  telegraphist,  35  King  street 

Burnett,  George,  caretaker,  Clepington  School ;  h.  161  Ann  street 

Burnett,  George,  waiter,  5  Stirling  street 

Burnett,  George,  &  Co.,  merchants,  2  India  buildings 

Burnett,  James,  baker  and  confectioner,  117  Hilltown;  h.  1  Forebank  ter. 

Burnett,  John,  policeman,  36  Carmichael  street 

Burnett,  John,  baker,  11  Scouringburn ;  h.  45  South  Tay  street 

Burnett,  John,  saddler,  168  Perth  road  ;  h.  26  Seafield  road 

Burnett,  Samuel,  compositor,  66  Peddie  street 

Burns,  Alexander  B. ,  compositor,  1  Lamb's  lane 

BURNS  &  BLACK,  agents  and  dealers  in  engineers',  ironfounders',  and 
shipbuilders'  specialities,  oil  merchants,  &c. ,  59  and  65  Trades  lane. 
See  Adv.  p.  67 

Burns,  David,  assist,  manager,  Camperdown  shipyard ;  h.  36  Park  ave. 

Burns,  Frank  R.  H. ,  waiter,  6  Thorter  row 

Burns  &  Harris,  booksellers,  manufacturing  stationers,  printers,  litho- 
graphers, and  bookbinders,  112  Nethergate;  works,  120  Nethergate 

Burns,  James,  moulder,  368  Loons  road 

Burns,  JohnS.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  55  Watson  st. ;  h.  Myrtlebank 
villa,  15  Erskine  terrace 

Burns,  John  S.,  of  Burns  &  Black,  3  Pitkerro  road 

Burns,  Mai-garet,  manglekeeper,  7  Middle  street 

Burns,  Patrick,  agent,  United  Insurance  Co.,  3  Scott  street 

Burns,  William,  of  Burns  &  Harris,  4  St  Johnswood  terrace 

Burns,  William,  milloverseer,  10  Blyth  place 

Burns,  William,  mechanic,  366  Loons  road 

Burns,  William,  dairykeeper,  47  King  street ;  h.  93 

Burns,  Mrs  Charles  D.,  4  Dallfield  terrace 


174  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Burns,  Mrs  Islay,  24  South  Tay  street 

Burns,  Mrs  William,  3  Peter  street 

Bums,  Misses,  principals.  East  of  Scotland  Institute,  31  South  Tay  st. 

Burridge,  Geo.,  carting  agent,  Caledonian  Railway ;  h.  220  Blackness  rd. 

Burrie,  Charles,  joiner,  6  Isla  street 

Burrie,  William,  joiner,  10  Roslin  terrace 

Burrows,  John,  pianotuner,  organist  of  Tay  Sq.  Ch. ;  h.  79  Commercial  st. 

Burry,  Peter,  calenderworker,  32  Bell  street 

Burt,  James  D. ,  assurance  agent,  2  Annfield  road 

Burt,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  Annfield  road 

Butchart,  Andrew,  boilermaker,  9  Lawson  place 

Butchart,  David,  police  constable,  25  Benvie  road 

Butchart,  George,  brakesman,  105  Hawkhill 

Butchart,  Henry,  moulder,  2  Main  street 

Butchart,  James,  house  proprietor,  23  Arbroath  road 

Butchart,  James,  mechanic,  10  Cleghorn  street 

Butchart,  James  R.,  basket  manufr.  and  fancy  goods  mercht.,  37  Overgate 

Butchart,  John,  of  John  Butchart  &  Co.,  Tigh-vonie,  2  Douglas  terrace 

Butchart,  John,  ironmonger,  60  William  street,  Forebank 

Butchart,  John,  joiner,  8  St  Matthew  street 

Butchart,  John,  &  Co. ,  carpet  manufrs.  City  Carpet  Works,  Anchor  lane 

Butchart,  John  E.,  lithographic  writer,  31  Reform  street;  h.  Rowan 

villa,  Blairgowrie 
Butchart,  Peter,  late  powerloom  manager,  2  Springfield 
Butchart,  Robt.  K.,  millmanager,  Taybank  Wks. ;  h.  5  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Butchart,  Thomas,  gardener,  Elmslea  lodge,  Perth  road 
Butchart,  W. P.,  mercht.,  millfurnisher,  commission  and  insur.  agent,  123 

Murraygate;   warehouse,  7  Cowgate;  h.  6  Somerville  place 
Butchart,  Mrs  A. ,  26  Paterson  street 
Butchart,  Mrs  David,  88  Princes  street 
Butcher,  B.  M.,  1  Bank  street 

Butler,  James,  shoemaker,  83  Ann  st.  ;  h.  48  Union  st.,  Maxwelltown 
Butt,  Edwin,  confectioner,  2  Ogilvie's  road 
Buttar,  Andrew,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  31  Hawkhill,  and  Coupar- 

Angus  ;  h.  31a  Hawkhill 
Buttar,  Elizabeth,  coffeehouse-keeper,  4  Dudhope  Crescent  road  ;  h.  37 

Logic  street,  Lochee 
Butter,  Alexander,  clerk,  15  Balgay  street 

Butter,  Alex. ,  private  enquiry  agent,  2  Bain  square  ;  h.  3  Ellen  street 
Butter,  Donald,  joiner,  23  Park  avenue 

Butter,  Jas.,  spirit  mer.,  54  South  Tay  st. ;  h.  Kinloch  villa,  Inverary  ter. 
Butter,  Robert,  turner,  16  Balgay  street 
Butters,  Alexander,  basketmaker,  8  Annfield  street 
Butters,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  231  Hilltown  ;  h.  4Kinnaird  st. 
Butti,  Rev.  Peter,  St  Patrick's  B.C.  Church  ;  h.  12  South  Erskine  street 
Byer,  William,  pork  butcher,  169  Overgate ;  h.  187 
Byers,  James,  painter,  15  Raton's  lane 
Byres,  William,  clerk,  29  Bank  street 

Cable,  Thomas,  waiter,  44  Blackness  road 
Cadogan,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  3  Seagate 


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Csesar,  William,  solicitor,  and  town  clerk  of  Carnoustie,  84  Commercial 

street  j  h.  Loclity  house,  Carnoustie 
Cain,  John,  moulder,  2  Hill  street 
Caird,  Alexander,  engineer,  1  Pennycook  lane 

Caird,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  9  Lynnewood  place,  Maryfield 
Caird,  Rev.  David,  Russell  Congregational  Church  ;  ^.  19  Springfield 
Caird,  David,  cabdriver,  2  Kinnaird  street 

Caird,  George,  teacher,  Hawkhill  Public  School ;  h.  20  Springfield 
Caird,  James  Key,  manufacturer,  Ashton  Works,  185  Hawkhill;  h.  8 

Magdalen  Yard  road 
Caird,  Robert,  clerk,  19  Scott  street 
Caird,  William,  draper,  21  Morgan  street 
Cairncross,  James,  sailmaker,  62  Peddie  street 
Cairncross,  Robert,  sailmaker,  30  Isles'  lane 
Cairncross,  Mrs  R.,  67  Seagate 
Cairncross,  Mrs,  20  Thomson  street 
Cairnie,  James,  mechanic,  8  Baxter  street 
Cairnie,  James,  joiner,  28  Polepark  road 
Cairnie,  Peter,  mechanic,  26  Pitfour  street 
Cairns,  James,  turner,  4  North  Ellen  street 
Cairns,  Peter,  coaldealer,  51  Constable  street ;  h.  58 
Cairns,  Robert,  spirit  merchant's  assistant,  7  Clepington  street 
Cairns,  Mrs,  draper  and  dressmaker,  114  Victoria  road  j  h.  15  William 

street,  Forebank 
Cairns,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2  Annfield  street 
Caithness,  Alfred,  yarndresser,  2  Graham  street,  Clepington  road 
Caithness,  John,  shipmaster,  147  Albert  street 
Caldenbach,  Charles,  clock  and  watch  maker,  153  Overgate 
Calder,  Alexander,  jun.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  15  Milnbank 

road ;  h.  Albert  villa,  Inverary  terrace 
Calder,  C.  Campbell,  of  C.  Campbell  Calder  &  Co. ,  Invergowrie 
Calder,  C.  Campbell,  &  Co. ,  engineering  agents,  1  India  buildings 
Calder,  Daniel,  collector,  Water  Commission  ;  /«.  1  Mountpleasant 
Calder,  James,  plumber,  16  Bafiin  street 

Calder,  John,  grocer,  225  Hilltown ;  h.  Adam  place,  Strathmartine  road 
Calder,  John,  cowfeeder,  22  Rosebank  road 
Calder,  John,  engineer,  18  Ferry  road 

Calder,  John  Gray,  accountant,  20  Castle  st.  ;  h,  George  st.,  Arbroath 
Calder,  William  J.,  teacher,  6  Gardner  street 
Calder,  Mrs  Alexander,  house  proprietor,  223  Hilltown 
Calderwood,  James,  shoemaker,  22  North  Wellington  street 
Calderwood,  William  J.,  teacher  of  music,  20  Reform  street 
Caldrum  Works,  St  Salvador  street ;  H.  Walker  &  Sons,  spinners 
Caldwell,  Alexander,  rag,  jute,  flax  waste,  waste  paper,  and  metal  mer., 

5  and  7  East  Henderson's  wynd  ;  h.  6  Garland  place 
Caledon  Shipyard,  Camperdown  street ;  W.  B.  Thompson  &  Co.,  Ltd. 
Caledonian  Chemists,  Limited,  manufacturing  chemists  and  wholesale 

export  druggists,  108  Commercial  street 
CALEDONIAN  Insurance  Co.,  35  Albert  square ;  Robert  Chapman,  resident 

secretary.     See  Adv.  p.  facing  back  board 
CALEDONIAN  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.    See  Adv.  p.  120 


176  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Caledonian  Railway  Station  and  Goods  Office,  »South  Union  street 

Callaghan,  Francis,  grocer,  49  Lochee  road 

Callaghan,  Jas.  W.,sawniaker  and  cutler, 38  Castle  st.;h.  16  Maryfield  ter. 

Callander,  Mrs  Louisa,  31  Step  row 

Caiman,  William,  baker,  17  Ogilvie's  road 

Caiman,  Mrs,  milliner,  10  South  Tay  street 

Calvert,  James,  compositor,  23  Kinloch  street 

Cameron,  Alexander,  leathercutter,  28  Lawson  place 

Cameron,  Alexander,  moulder,  22  Peter  street 

Cameron,  Alexander,  pastrybaker,  4  Roslin  terrace 

Cameron,  Angus,  assistant  photographer,  9  Balfour  street 

Cameron,  A.  S.,  houseftr.  &  valuator,  31  Reform  st, ;  h.  Bay  house,  W.Ferry 

Cameron,  Charles,  turner,  46  North  street 

Cameron,  Rev.  David  B. ,  M.  A. ,  Rosebank  Parish  Church ;  h.  5 Douglas  ter. 

Cameron,  Donald,  overseer,  10  Dens  brae 

Cameron,  James,  warehouseman,  26  Dens  brae 

Cameron,  James,  painter,  28  Lawson  place 

Cameron,  James,  overseer,  16  Lawrence  street 

CAMERON,  JAMES  D.,  teeth  specialist,  and  manufacturer  of  the  finest 

artificial  teeth,  68  Nethergate  (Telephone  No.  129).     See  Adv.  p.  87 
Cameron,  John,  canvasser,  9  Ellen  street 
Cameron,  John,  coaldealer,  22  North  Church  street ;  h.  24 
Cameron,  John,  collector.  Water  Com. ;  h.  Loch  Moy  pi. ,  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Cameron,  John,  tailor,  7  Morrison's  court 
Cameron,  John,  joiner,  233  Hilltown 
Cameron,  John  M.,  Advertiser  Office  ;  h.  8  Garland  place 
CAMERON,  J.  &  P.,  carting  agents  for  N.B.  Railway,  Tay  Bridge  Station; 

John  Wallace,  manager.     See  Adv.  p.  30 
Cameron,  M 'Donald,  shipmaster,  27  Step  row 
Cameron,  Margaret,  feuar,  Coldside 
Cameron,  Patrick,  tailor  and  clothier,  7  Overgate 
Cameron,  Robert,  joiner,  26  Victoria  street 
Cameron,  Robina,  grocer,  7  St  Andrew's  street ;  h.  9 
Cameron's  Temperance  Hotel,  Whitehall  ores. ;  J.  Cameron,  proprietor 
Cameron,  Walter,  patternmaker,  11  Graham  place 
Cameron,  William,  grocer,  25  Ellen  street 
Cameron,  William,  dairyman,  Fairfield  road,  Fairmuir 
Cameron,  William,  police  constable,  8  Cleghorn  street 
Cameron,  William,  painter,  35  Wilkie's  lane 
Cameron,  Mrs  David,  29  South  George  street 
Cameron,  Mrs  D.  W.,  13  Erskine  terrace 
Cameron,  Mrs  M. ,  draper,  96  Blackness  road 
Cameron,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1 1  Balfour  street 

Cameron,  Miss  Barbara,  milliner,  132  Princes  st. ;  A.  11  Graham  place 
Cameron,  Miss  Jane,  22  Airlie  place 
Cameron,  Miss,  milliner,  11  South  Union  street 
Cammell,  Charles,    &   Co.,  Ltd.   (Cyclops  Steel  Works,  Sheffield),  37 

Exchange  street ;  G.  M.  Crichton,  agent 
Campbell,  Alexander,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  1  Clarendon  terrace 
Campbell,  Alexander,  engineer,  6  Roslin  terrace 
Campbell,  Alexander,  prison  warder,  38  Polepark  road 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  177 

Campbell,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  fruit  merchants,  9  and  II  W.  Dock  st. 

Campbell,  Andrew,  tailor  and  clothier,  138  Ferry  road 

Campbell,  Archibald,  baker,  134  Albert  street 

Campbell,  Charles,  gardener,  30  Miller's  wynd 

Campbell,  Colin,  shipfitter,  31  Crescent  street 

Campbell,  Colin,  traveller,  85  Strathmartine  road 

Campbell,  Rev.  Colin,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Minister  of  the  Parish  of  Dmidee  ; 
h.  The  Manse  of  Dundee,  Dalkeith  road 

Campbell,  David,  8  Dura  street 

Campbell,  David,  district  manager.  Mutual  Reserve  Fund  Life  Associa- 
tion, 21  Panmure  street ;  h.  20  Airlie  place 

Campbell,  David,  clerk,  121  Hawkhill 

Campbell,  Donald,  retired  schoolmaster,  35  and  36  Dallfield  terrace 

Campbell,  Elizabeth,  grocer,  14  Bell  street ;  ^.  16 

Campbell,  Henry,  painter,  7  Crescent  street 

Campbell,  Hugh,  blacksmith,  8  Russell  street 

Campbell,  James,  superintendent.  Boys'  Home,  West  Bell  street 

Campbell,  James,  contractor,  55  Trades  lane  ;  li.  8  Wallace  street 

Campbell,  James,  joiner  and  housefactor,  14  Cleghorn  street 

Campbell,  James,  plumber,  40  Annfield  row 

Campbell,  James  M.,  2  Blackness  crescent 

Campbell,  Rev.  James  M. ,  Wallacetown  Par.  Ch. ;  h.  2  Craigiebank  ter. 

Campbell,  John,  grocer's  assistant,  28  Raglan  street 

Campbell,  John,  insurance  agent,  14  Ogilvie's  road 

Campbell,  John,  clerk,  6  Alexander  street 

Campbell,  John,  surfaceman,  61  Hospital  wynd 

Campbell,  John,  printcutter,  16  Gardner  street 

Campbell,  Rev.  John,  chaplain  of  Dundee  Poorhouses  ;  h.  32^  King  st. 

Campbell,  John,  carting  foreman.  Midland  Railway  Co. ;  h.  10  N.  Tay  st. 

Campbell,  Peter,  butcher  and  cattledealer,  84  Commercial  street 

Campbell,  Peter,  lieutenant  of  police,  9  St  Mary's  terrace 

Campbell,  Peter,  M.B.,  L.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.Edin.,  29  Springfield 

Campbell,  P.  &  P.,  dyers  and  cleaners,  33  Nethergate 

Campbell,  Robert,  wine  merchant  and  Italian  warehouseman,  47  Reform 
street  (Telephone  No.  114) ;  h.  14  Victoria  chambers 

Campbell,  Robert,  mason,  108  Hilltown 

Campbell,  Robert,  carter,  53  Hill  street 

Campbell,  Robert,  of  Thomas  Taylor  &  Co.,  5  Victoria  pi.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 

Campbell,  R.  C,  12  Victoria  chambers  ;  h.  2  Thornley  ter.,  Madeira  st. 

Campbell,  R.  H.,  133  Victoria  road 

Campbell,  Sarah,  fruiterer,  153  Perth  road ;  h.  20  Union  place 

Campbell,  Thomas,  labourer,  23  Charles  street 

Campbell,  Walter,  L.D.S.,  Eng.,  dental  surgeon,  27  South  Tay  street 
(Telephone  No.  653). 

Campbell,  William,  butcher  and  gamedealer,  191  Perth  road;  h.  199 

Campbell,  William,  baker,  152  Princes  street;  ?i.  150 

Campbell,  William,  officer,  Ogilvie  Free  Church  ;  h.  19  Park  avenue 

Campbell,  William  Graham,  M.B.,  C.M.Edin.,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.,  dental 
surgeon,  27  South  Tay  street  (Telephone  No.  653) 

Campbell,  Wm.  J.,  chemist,  236  Hilltown,  and  Castle  street,  Tayport ;  h. 
4  Wellington  street 

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178  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Campbell,  Mrs  Donald,  Milnbank  house,  24  Milnbank  road 

Campbell,  Mrs  James,  142  Perth  road 

Campbell,  Mrs  J . ,  dress  and  mantle  mkr . ,  1 02  Rosebank  st.- ;  /i.  14  Ogil  vie's  r  d. 

Campbell,  Mrs  R.  H.,  milliner  and  strawhat  maker,  133  Victoria  road 

Campbell,  Mrs,  grocer,  13  Shepherd's  loan 

Campbell,  Mrs,  2  Blackness  crescent 

Campbell,  Mrs,  7  Balgay  avenue 

Campbell,  Miss,  13  St  Peter  street 

Campbell,  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  Alexander  street 

Camperdown  Shipyard,  E.  Camperdown  street ;   Gourlay  Bi'others  &  Co. 

Campsie,  Charles,  assurance  agent,  62  Ann  street 

Canning,  Ellen,  confectioner,  15  Barrack  street;  h.  32  Bank  street 

Cant,  James,  bookseller,  and  agent  for  Sutton  &  Co.,  26  Greenmarket; 

/i.  61  Nethergate 
Cant,  James,  foreman  carpenter,  60  Watson  street 
Cant,  William,  woodturner,  11  Rosefield  street 
Cant,  Mrs  George,  grocer,  27  Wilkie's  lane 

Cantrell,  George,  fish  merchant,  Fishmarket ;  h.  47  Yeaman  shore 
Cape,  John,  213  Perth  road 
Cape,  William  B.,  clerk,  15  Step  row 
Cappon,  Thomas  M.,  architect  and  surveyor,  30  Reform  sti'eet,  and  Burgh 

Surveyor  for  Newport ;  h.  Cliffbank,  East  Newport 
Caraway,  John,  confectioner,  152  Scouringburn 
Carey,  David  R.,  grocer's  assistant,  7  William  street,  Forebauk 
Carey,  James,  cabinetmaker,  13  Balfour  street 
Carey,  James,  canvas  weaver,  1574  Scouringburn 
Carey,  Jane,  grocer,  27  Small's  wynd 
Carey,  Robert,  foreman  mechanic,  4  Rosefield  street 
Cargill  &  Co.,  bleachers,  spinners,  and  yarn  merchants,  Dundee  Bleach 

Works,  Pitkerro  road ;  office,  23  Cowgate   (Telephone   No.    205  ; 

Telegraphic  address,   "  Cargill") 
Cargill,  David,  of  Cargill  &  Co.,  Longhaugh 
Cargill,  George,  clerk,  46  Peddie  street 
Cargill,  George  B.,  textile  engineer  82  Dudhope  street 
Cargill,  James,  insurance  agent,  13  Arklay  street 
Cargill,  James  M.,  of  Rodger,  Cargill,  &  Taylor,  174  Lochee  road 
Cargill,  John,  merchant,  32  Cowgate ;  h.  Leysmill,  Arbroath 
Cargill,  John,  dockgateman,  9  Tannadice  street 
Cargill,  John,  164  Lochee  road 

Cargill,  William  D. ,  bleacher,  Dundee  Bleach  Works ;  h.  Longhaugh 
Carlin,  Charles,  coaldealer,  5  Dempster  street ;  h,  8  Walton  street 
Carline,  Henry,  writer,  H.M.S.  Unicorn;  h.  14^  Baton's  lane 
Carlton,  Hubert,  of  Carlton  &  M'Intyre,  4  Park  terrace 
Carlton  &  M'Intyre,  solicitors,  79  Commercial  street 
Carmichael,  Daniel,  draper,  and  officer.  High  Free  Ch.;  h.  14  Stirling  st. 
Carmichael,  David,  blacksmith,  368  Loons  road 

Carmichael,  David,  of  James  Carmichael  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  10  Dudhope  terrace 
Carmichael,  Geo.,  of  James  Carmichael  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Taymount,  W.  Ferry 
Carmichael,  George B.,  solicitor,  54 Commercial  street;  h.  17  Airlie place 
Carmichael,  Jas. ,  of  Baxter  Brothers  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Mayfield,  228  Ferry  rd. 
Carmichael,  James,  of  James  Carmichael  &  Sons,  5  Viewforth  place 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  179 

Carmichael,  James,  factoryworker,  368  Loons  road 

Carmicliael,  James,  &  Co.,  Limited,  engineers,  millwrights,  and  boiler- 
makers.  Ward  Foundry,  Session  street 

Carmichael,  James,  &  Sons,  curriers,  leather  merchants,  leather  belt 
and  boot  and  shoe  manufacturers,  9  to  15  North  Tay  street 

Carmichael,  John,  of  James  Carmichael  &  Sons,  17  Airlie  place 

Carmichael,  John,  dockmaster.  King  William  dock  ;  h.  56  Blackscroft 

Carmichael,  John,  factoryworker,  41  North  Church  street 

Carmichael,  John,  weigher,  6  Balfour  street 

Carmichael,  John,  police  lieutenant,  56  Seafield  road 

Carmichael,  J.  W. ,  engineer.  Ward  Foundry ;  h.  2  Fintry  pi. ,  Bro'ty  Ferry 

Carmichael,  Stewart,  artist,  15  Castle  street ;  A.  12  Garland  place 

Carmichael,  William,  tailor,  187  Overgate 

Carmichael,  Mrs  M. ,  spirit  mer. ,  18,  22  St  Clement's  lane;  h.  17  Osborne  pi. 

Carnegie,  Alexander,  engineer,  20  Constable  street 

Carnegie,  Ann,  103  Hospital  wynd 

Carnegie,  Archibald,  confectioner,  53  King  street 

Carnegie  &  Co.,  bricklayers,  chimney  restorers,  &c.,  94  Commercial  street 

Carnegie,  David,  fitter,  8  Benvie  road 

Carnegie,  David,  caretaker.  Hill  Street  School ;  h.  36  Strathmartine  rd. 

CARNEGIE,  DAVID,  sculptor,  Whitehall  crescent  ;  h.  33  Park  avenue 
See  Adv.  p.  30 

Carnegie,  George,  fireman,  80  Ferry  road 

Carnegie,  James,  shoemaker,  5  Mortimer  street 

Carnegie,  Patrick,  drapery  warehouseman.  Hill  St.  Schoolhouse,  Hill  st. 

Carnegie,  Robert  K.,  waiter.  Royal  Exchange  House 

Carnegie,  William,  police  sergeant,  66  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 

Carnie,  Robert,  manure  merchant,  17  Annfield  row 

Carnie,  Mrs,  28  Blyth  street 

Carnochan,  John,  superintendent  of  cemeteries  and  parks,  93  Commer- 
cial street ;  h.  Willow  cottage,  Lochee  road 

Carpenter,  James,  coffeehouse-keeper,  45  Guthrie  street ;  h.  35 

Carr,  Alexander,  mechanic,  17  Baxter  street 

Carr  &  Co.,  warehousemen,  10  Reform  street 

Carr,  George,  enginedriver,  29  St  Salvador  street 

CARR,  JAMES  T.,  tinsmith  and  coppersmith,  59  Cotton  road ;  h.  5  Morgan 
street.     See  Adv.  p.  52 

Carr,  John,  carter,  10  North  Tay  street 

Carr,  John,  carpet"  warper,  62  Strathmartine  road 

Carr,  Michael  S.,  of  Carr  &  Co.,  TayclifF  house.  East  Newport 

Carr,  Robert,  engineer,  26  Gardner  street 

Carrick,  William,  blacksmith,  61  Mui-raygate 

Carrie,  Alexander,  agent,  42  Gellatly  street 

Carrie,  David,  milloverseer,  10  Watson  street 

Carrie,  James,  baker,  14  Ogilvie's  road 

Carrie,  James,  dairyman,  Fairfield  road,  Fairmuir 

Carrie,  Jessie,  newsagent  &  tobacconist,  16  Westport ;  h.  33  Park  wynd 

Carrie,  John  Rennie,  journalist,  2  Wilkie's  lane 

Carrie,  Robert  S.,  chemist  and  druggist,  113  Murraygate 

Carrie,  Stewart,  Tay  Ferries  ;  h.  67  Lochee  road 

Carrol,  James,  furniture  dealer,  34  Arbroath  road 


180  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Carruthers,  Mrs  George,  broker,  70  Overgate  ;  h.  7  Ward  road 

Carse,  William,  woodturner,  16  Gardner's  lane 

CARSE  OF  GOWRIE  DAIRY  CO.,  LTD.,  dairy  produce  merchts.  and 
bakers,  Ward  rd.  ;  shops,  Ward  rd.,  14  Crichton  st.,  and  Carnoustie 
and  Arbroath  ;  David  Rodger,  secy,  and  manager.     See  Adv.  p.  51 

Carson,  William,  lathsplitter,  14  Tulloch  crescent 

Carstairs,  John,  mechanic,  147^  Ann  street 

Carswell,  David,  of  D.  Carswell  &  Sons,  4  Dudhope  place 

Cars  well,  David,  joiner,  2  Wilkie's  lane 

Carswell,  David,  jun.,  of  D.  Carswell  &  Sons,  4  Dudhope  place 

Carswell,  David,  &  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  9  to  19  Commercial  street 

Carswell,  John,  potato  merchant,  118  Hawkhill ;  h.  Starbank,  Luthrie 

Carswell,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  171  Hilltown  ;  h.  12  North  Erskine  st. 

Carswell,  William,  of  D.  Carswell  &  Sons,  63  Constitution  road 

Carter,  Ada  S.,  teacher  of  mu.sic,  3  Viewforth  street 

Carter,  John,  agent,  Temperance  Socy. ,  39High  st.;/«.  3  Viewforth  street 

Carter,  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  12  Gellatly  street 

Cartmill,  John,  hairdresser,  36  Union  street,  Max.  ;  h.  61  Hill  street 

Cartwright,  James  C,  botanic  beer  maker,  204  Seagate 

Carver,  David,  patternmaker,  45  Annfield  road 

Carver,  James,  warehouseman,  5  Pitfour  street 

Carver,  John,  newspaper  despatcher,  49  Annfield  road 

Casey,  James  P. ,  dealer  in  furniture,  left-oflf  clothing,  antiquarian  and 
general  bookseller,  and  licensed  broker,  19  Scouringburn  ;  h.  2\. 

Cassaday,  John,  dentist,  89  Murraygate ;  h.  8  Dudhope  place 

Cassidy,  James,  coach  proprietor,  55  Rosebank  street ;  h.  184  Hilltown 

Cassie,  Joseph  M.,  commercial  traveller,  3  Melrose  terrace 

Cassie,  William,  stereotyper,  29  Scott  street 

Castagnino,  John,  confectioner,  8  South  Union  street ;  h.  24  Bank  street 

Castagnino,  J,  &  G. ,  billiard  room  proprietors,  24  Bank  street 

Cathcart,  George,  coal  salesman,  47  Annfield  road 

Cathcart,  Miss  G.,  dressmaker,  91  Milnbank  road 

Cathmoir,  John,  saddler,  7  Lyon  street 

Cathness,  David,  mechanic,  6  Annfield  street 

Cathrew,  Patrick  S.,  joiner,  5  Morgan  street 

Cathro,  Alexander,  overseer,  95  Hospital  wynd 

Cathro,  Alexander,  miller,  105  Hospital  wynd 

Cathro  Brothers,  iron,  steel,  and  metal  merchants,  43  Yeaman  shore 

Cathro,  Charles  F. ,  of  Cathro  Brothers,  21  Airlie  place 

Cathro,  David,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  133  Hawkhill ;  h.  1  Watson's  lane 

Cathro,  Frederick  K.,  of  Cathro  Brothers,  21  Airlie  place 

Cathro,  George,  21  Airlie  place 

Cathro,  Isabella,  stationer,  10  Strathmartine  road  ;  It.  1  Mortimer  street 

Cathro,  James  W.,  tailor,  13  Hospital  wynd 

Cathro,  John  N. ,  grocer,  76  Annfield  road  ;  h.  73 

Cathro,  Thomas,  messenger,  National  Bank  ;  h.  \  Albert  square 

Cathro,  William,  joiner,  37  Stirling  street 

Cathro,  William,  plumber,  13  Pennycook  lane 

Cathro,  William,  mechanic,  36  Carmichael  street 

Cathro,  Miss  H.,  dressmaker,  73  Annfield  road 

Cattanach,  James,  weigher,  78  Scouringburn 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  181 

Cattanach,  Peter  Henry,  coachman,  Hazel  Hall  stables,  Perth  road 
Caulfield,  Hugh,  labourer,  29  Charles  street 
Caution,  Charles,  calenderworker,  28  Lawson  place 
Caution,  John,  messenger  to  Burgh  engineer  ;  A.  91  Commercial  street 
Caw,  Charles,  restaurateur,  25  Panmure  street ;  h.  23 
Cemeteries  Office,  93  Commercial  st.  ;  John  Carnochan,  superintendent ; 

Thomas  Smellie,  assistant  superintendent 
Cemetery  Office,  Western  Cemetery ;  R.  G.  Rae,  superintendent 
Central  Ironmongery  Stores,  110  Murray  gate ;  A.  &  J.  Why  te,  proprietors 
Chalmers,  Alexander,  practical  and  landscape  gardener,  7  Mountpleasant 
Chalmers,  Andrew,  insurance  agent,  71  Perth  road 
Chalmers,  Bell,  carting  contractor  and  dairyman,  4  Miln  street 
Chalmers,  Charles,  butcher,  75  Perth  road  ;  h.  4  Westfield  place 
Chalmers,  David,  clerk,  61  Nethergate 
Chalmers,  David,  mechanic,  10  Benvie  road 
Chalmers,  David,  draper's  porter,  26  Dura  street 
Chalmers,  David,  tailor,  95  Peddie  street 

Chalmers,  David  F, ,  millfvirnisher,  35  North  Tay  st. ;  h.  1  Strawberry  bank 
Chalmers,  Francis,  labourer,  28  Hospital  wynd 
Chalmers,  Frank  Y.,  butcher,  90  Blackscroft;  A.  17  Janefield  place 
Chalmers,  George,  insurance  agent,  237  Blackness  road 
Chalmers,  Helen,  stationer  and  fancy  goods  merchant,  177  Hilltown 
Chalmers,  James,  manager,  Tay  Works  ;  A.  4  Constitution  terrace 
Chalmers,  James,  mason,  7  Rosebank  road 
Chalmers,  James,  milloverseer,  40  Dallfield  terrace 
Chalmers,  James,  joiner,  3  Arklay  street 

Chalmers,  James,  clerk,  21  Albert  square  ;  h.  69  Constitution  road 
Chalmers,  James,  shore  porter,  65  Watson  street 
Chalmers,  James,  calenderworker,  70  Ure  street 
Chalmers,  James,  clockfitter,  16  Scouringburn 
Chalmers,  James  L.,  teacher,  61  Nethergate 
Chalmers,  John,  clerk,  48  Crescent  lane 

Chalmers,  John,  rope  and  twine  maker,  Bellfield  street;  h.  204  Hawkhill 
Chalmers,  John,  tailor,  38  Blackness  road 
Chalmers,  John,  rope  and  sail  maker,  11  Annfield  row 
Chalmers,  Joseph,  mason,  88  Annfield  road 
Chalmers,  Peter,  carter,  45  North  street 

Chalmers,  P.,  caretaker,  Balfour  Street  Public  School;  h.  13  Isles'  lane 
Chalmers,  Robert,  millmanager.  Dens  Works;  It.  9  Wellington  street 
Chalmers,  Robert,  shipsteward,  10  Soiith  George  street 
Chalmei-s,  Thomas,  joiner,  65  Constable  street 
Chalmers  &  White,  merchants,  30  Meadowside 
Chalmers,  William,  carter,  14  Temple  lane 

Chalmers,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  40  High  street ;  h.  Mabelbank,  West  Ferry 
Chalmers,  William,  ropespinner,  10  Ashton  place 

Chalmers,  Wm.,  mercht.,  84  Commercial  st.  ;  h.  Hermonhill,  23  Perth  rd. 
Chalmers,  William  F.,  of  Chalmers  &  White,  9  St  Phillan's  pi.,  Newport 
Chalmers,  Mrs  David,  stationer,  194  Seagate 
Chalmers,  Miss  Amelia,  Fern  cottage,  Clepington  road 
Chalmers,  Misses  E.  &  J.,  dressmakers,  119  Nethergate 
Chambers,  Alexander,  greengrocer,  21  Westport ;  A.  27 


182  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Chambers,  James,  bandmaster,  24  Nelson  street 

Chandler,  William,  gardener,  21  Stirling  street 

Chapelshade  Works,  36  Bell  street;  J.  Malcolm  &  Sons,  manufacturers 

Chapelton,  David,  house  proprietor,  159  Hilltown 

Chaplain,  David  S  ,  commercial  traveller,  5  North  Tay  street 

Chaplain,  Jacob,  shipmaster,  5  North  Tay  street 

Chaplain,  William,  mason,  14  Gardner  street 

Chaplin,  John,  mason,  1 1  Roslin  terrace 

Chaplin,  Robert,  fireman,  24  Park  wynd 

Chaplin,  Robert,  carter,  197  Princes  street 

Chaplin,  William,  shore  porter,  12  Glebe  street 

Chapman,  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  38  Pennycook  lane 

Chapman,  James,  jun.,  of  Jas.  Chapman  &  Son,  confectioner,  22  Union 
street ;  h.  Ashcliiffe,  West  Newport 

Chapman,  James,  of  James  Chapman  &  Son,  Yewbank  cot.,  W.  Newport 

Chapman,  James,  seaman,  2  Isles'  lane 

Chapman,  James,  &  Son,  confectioners,  119  Murraygate 

Chapman,  John,  shipcarpenter,  19  West  wynd 

Chapman,  Robt.,  resident  secretary,  Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  35  Albert  square  ;  h.  Carron  cottage.  East  Newport 

Chapman,  William,  ship's  officer,  7  South  Union  street 

Chapman,  Mrs  David,  63  Gellatly  street 

Charles,  James,  enginefitter,  12  Seafield  road 

Charles,  John,  tinsmith,  53  Larch  street 

Charles,  JohnB.,  M.  A.,  English  master.  High  School;  A.Westlea,  W.  Ferry 

Charles,  Robert,  5  Bruce  street 

Charnley  &  Hodgkinson,  flax,  hemp,  and  jute  merchants,  4  India  bldgs. 

Charran,  Augustin,  lodginghouse-keeper,  97  Overgate 

Chelson,  William,  police  sergeant,  144  Princes  street 

Cherry,  David  A.,  5  Paradise  road 

Chevalley,  Frank,  Capt.  R.  A.,  adjutant,  1  st  Forfar  V.  A.,  brigade  office, 
Baltic  buildings  ;  //.  Woodriffe  terrace.  East  Newport 

Cheyne,  Wm,,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  28  Wilkie's  lane;  h.  27  Tait's  lane 

Children's  Free  Breakfast  Mission,  Bell  Street  lane ;  Samuel  Green- 
shields,  earetaker 

Chili,  Consul  for — Geo.  C.  Keiller,  9  Panmure  street 

Chinnery,  Hugh,  tobacconist,  90  Scouringburn  ;  ^.11  Watson's  lane 

Chisholm,  C.  D.,  draper's  assistant,  8  Rosefield  street 

Chisholm,  Hugh,  of  Chisholm  &  Watt,  15  Baffin  street 

Chisholm,  James,  cork  manufacturer,  6  Arthur  street ;  h.  10 

Chisholm,  John,  clerk,  1a  Morgan  street 

Chisholm,  John  C,  tailor,  2  Rosebank  street 

Chisholm,  John  P.,  grocer,  16  Arthur  street ;  h.  12 

Chisholm,  Roderick,  harbour  weigher,  5  Robertson  street 

Chisholm,  Samuel,  sanitaiy  officer,  86  Peddie  street 

CHISHOLM  &  WATT,  shipchandlers,  and  oil,  paint,  and  Portland  cement 
merchants,  10  and  12  East  Dock  street.     See  Adv.  p.  80 

Chisholm,  Mrs  James  P.,  18  Arthur  street 

Chittick,  James,  porter,  62  North  Church  street 

Chivers,  Henry,  grocer,  78  Blackness  road  ;  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

If-      167  Hawkhill  :  h,  20  Peddie  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  183 

Christie,  Alexander,  ironturner,  2  Corso  street 
Christie,  Alexander,  painter,  34  Dallfield  walk 
Christie,  Alexander,  calenderworker,  40  Dura  street 
Christie,  Andrew,  circular  deliverer,  6  Cross  row,  Small's  wynd 
Christie,  Ann,  3  Lorimer  street 
Christie,  Charles  S.,  joiner,  5  Kinnaird  street 
Christie,  David,  fish  and  game  dealer,  63  Hawkhill ;  A.  61 
Christie,  David,  jun.,  fish  and  game  dealer,  81  King  street;  h.  79 
Christie,  David,  calenderworker,  8  Daniel  street 
Christie,  George,  coal  merchant,  3  Thistle  street ;  h.  13  Derby  street 
Christie,  George,  of  Dewar  &  Christie,  32  Thomson  street 
Christie,  George,  grocer,  149  Perth  road 

Christie,  James,  dairykeeper,  17  Crescent  lane  ;  h.  32  Princes  street 
Christie,  James,  mechanic,  2  Catherine  street 
Christie,  James,  carter,  5  Kinloch  street 
Christie,  James,  baker,  50  Dallfield  walk 
Christie,  James,  baker,  105  Princes  street 
Christie,  James  L.,  sackmaker,  42  William  street,  Forebank 
Christie,  John,  grocer,  1  Victoria  square,  43  Nethergate 
Christie,  John,  painter,  87  Lochee  road 

Christie,  John  R.,  of  Forbes  &  Christie,  3  Alpha  ter.,  Broughty  Ferry 
Christie,  Myles,  11  North  Ellen  street 
Christie,  Nimmo,  organist  and  music  teacher,  74  Commercial  street ; 

h.  5  Balgay  avenue 
Christie,  Peter,  furniture  dealer,  41  King  street 
Christie,  Robert,  ironturner,  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  road 
Christie,  R.,  shoemaker,  24^  Ann  st.  and  149  Overgate ;  h.  26  Powrie  pi. 
Christie,  R.  K.,  shipping  agent,  29  Dock  street ;  h.  Longforgan 
Christie,  Thomas,  plasterer,  10  Dallfield  walk;  A.  12 
Christie,  William,  cloth  measurer,  67  Alexander  street 
Christie,  William,  enginedriver,  20  Constable  street 
Christie,  William,  blacksmith,  24  Dallfield  walk 
Christie,  William,  enginedriver,  75  Annfield  road 
Christie,  William  C,  law-clerk,  11  Dudhope  street 
Christie,  Mrs  Andrew,  greengrocer,  13  Lilybank  road 
Christie,  Mrs  George,  32  Thomson  street 
Christie,  Mrs  S.,  10  Paton's  lane 
Christie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Castle  street 
Christie,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  6  Perth  road 
Christison,  David,  tailor,  14  Derby  street 
Christison,  Mrs,  broker,  18  Tannadice  street 

Christopher,  D.  B.,  coachtrimmer,  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  road 
Chrystal,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  24  Garland  place 
Chudleigh,  Andrew  J.,  pensioned  gunnery  instructor,  19  Union  place 
City  Hat  Co.,  68  Wellgate 

City  of  Melbourne  Bk.,  Ld.,  10  Whitehall  st.;  P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  agts, 
Clapperton,  Right   Rev.  Monsignor,  St  Andrew's   Pro-Cathedral;    h, 

150  Nethergate 
Clark,  Agnes,  broker,  217  Lochee  road 
Clark,  Alexander,  carter,  2  Park  wynd 
Clark,  Alexander,  fireman,  7  Lyon  street 


184  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Clark,  Alexander,  carpenter,  9  Church  street,  Princes  street 

Clark,  Alexander,  watchman,  18  Lawrence  street 

Clark,  Alexander,  tailor,  26  Arthur  street 

Clark,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  25  Hospital  wynd 

Clark,  Alexandrina,  midwife,  48  Caldrum  street 

Clark,  Ann,  dressmaker,  99  Lochee  road 

Clark,  Archibald,  milloverseer,  9  Harriet  street 

Clark,  A.  F.  Chisholm,  M.B.,  CM.,  19  King  street 

Clark,  Chas.,  assist,  supt. ,  British  Workman  Assur.  Society,  27  Baxter  st. 

Clark,  Charles,  waggoner,  5  Laing  street 

Clark,  David,  coal  merchant,  38  Strathmartine  road ;  h.  68  Hill  street 

Clark,  David,  grocer,  27  Balgay  street ;  h.  11  Pitf our  street 

Clark,  David,  lithographic  ai'tist,  15  Castle  street ;  h.  14  Ford's  lane 

Clark,  David,  horseshoer,  68  Cowgate 

Clark,  Rev.  David,  Long  Wynd  Baptist  Church  ;  h.  4  Airlie  terrace 

Clark,  David,  labourer,  28  William  street,  Forebank 

Clark,  David,  stower,  17  Catherine  street 

Clark,  David  R.,  &  Son,  printers,  31  Castle  street 

Clark,  George,  teller,  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Ld.  ;  h.  Ardenlea,  Monifieth 

Clark,  George,  painter,  1  Langlands  street 

Clark,  George,  labourer,  32  William  street,  Forebank 

Clark,  George,  shoemaker,  52  Dura  street 

Clark,  Hugh,  commission  agent,  26  Commercial  street ;  h.  Broughty  Ferry 

Clark,  Jacob,  sub- editor.  Advertiser  ofhce  ;  h.  20  Forebank  road 

Clark,  James,  ironturner,  3  St  Matthew  street 

Clark,  James,  shoemaker,  106  Caldrum  street 

Clark,  James,  Cowgate  porter,  32  Charles  street 

Clark,  James,  clerk,  2  Easson's  angle 

Clark,  James,  compositor,  7  Roslin  terrace 

Clark,  James,  street  porter,  24  Temple  lane 

Clark,  James,  vanman,  33  Stirling  street 

Clark,  James  M.,  milloverseer,  42  St  Mary's  place 

Clark,  John,  butcher,  68  Strathmartine  road 

Clark,  John,   produce  broker  and  commission  merchant,   7    Rankine's 

court ;  h.  Clairmount,  Westpark  road 
Clark,  John,  gardener,  30  Pennycook  lane 
Clark,  John,  moulder,  34  Catherine  street 

Clark,  John,  M.A.,  teacher.  High  School ;  A.  11  Balgay  avenue 
Clark,  John,  butcher,  99  Lochee  road 
Clark,  John,  ironturner,  28  Kincardine  street 
Clark,  John,  clerk,  23  Step  row 

Clark,  John,  compositor,  Kinloch  place.  111  Hawkhill 
Clark,  John,  cloth  inspector,  42  Balgay  street 
Clark,  John,  painter,  372  Loons  road 
Clark,  John,  moulder,  18  Dens  brae 
Clark,  Joseph,  carting  contractor,  4  and  6  Ash  lane 
Clark,  Jule,  chimneysweeper  and  soot  merchant,  1  Qre  street 
Clark,  Patrick  D. ,  accountant,  Northern  Assur  Co,  ;  h.  1  Blackness  cres. 
Clark,  Robert,  compositor,  1  Blackness  street 
Clark,  Robert  C,  moulder,  46  Kincardine  street 
Clark,  Thomas,  police  constable,  32  Watson's  lane 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  185 

Clark,  Thomas,  joiner,  15  Hill  street 
Clark,  William,  printer,  44  Seafield  road 
Clark,  William,  overseer,  58  Peddie  street 
Clark,  William,  tenter,  86  Annfield  road 
Clark,  William,  shipsteward,  28  Kinloch  place 
Clark,  William,  assurance  agent,  20  Dudhope  Crescent  road 
Clark,. William  A.,  clerk,  20  Bell  street 
Clark,  W.  B.,  horsedealer,  12  Park  lane 
Clark,  William  L. ,  district  inspector,  Employers  Insurance  Company  of 

Great  Britain,  Ltd.,  11  Whitehall  street ;  h.  6 Tay  terrace,  Bro.  Ferry 
Clark,  Mrs  A.,  wine  and  spt.  mer.,  167  Scouringburn  ;  h.  105a  Nethergate 
Clark,  Mrs  David  A.,  stationer,  128  Albert  street 
Clark,  Mrs  D.,  8  Bank  street 
Clark,  Mrs  Jane,  confectioner,  43  Nelson  street 

Clark,  Mrs  John,  coal  mercht.,  6  Well  rd.,  Hawkhill;  h.  14  Wilkie's  lane 
Clark,  Mrs  Thomas,  1  Blackness  crescent 
Clark,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  21  Hill  street 
Clark,  Mrs,  grocer,  33  Crescent  street 
Clark,  Mrs,  3  Viewforth  street 

Clark,  Miss  Lily,  confectioner,  27  Ann  street ;  h,  14  James  street 
Clarke,  Alexander,  of  Brown  &  Clarke,  2  Lawrence  street 
Clarke,  Andrew,  confectioner,  134  Scouringburn ;  h.  2  Daniel  street 
Clarke,  Davidson,  cashier  and  bookkeeper,  2  Lawrence  street 
Clarke,  David  W. ,  of  D.  W.  Clarke,  Son,  &  Co. ,  20  Forebank  terrace 
Clarke,  David  W.,  Son,  &  Co.,  joiners  and  builders,  79  Rosebank  street 
Clarke,   H.,   surveyor  to  Lloyd's  Register,   26  East  Dock  street;   h. 

Elmbank,  West  Ferry 
Clarke,  James,  of  D.  W.  Clarke,  Son,  &  Co.,  20  Forebank  terrace 
Clarke,  Jas.,  wine  and  spirit  mercht.,  41  Castle  st. ;  h.  80  Blackness  rd. 
Clarke,  John, wine  andspiritmer.,75and77Murraygate;  h.  IM'Donald  st. 
Clarke,   John   G.,    designer  and  teacher  of  wood  carving,   Technical 

Institute  ;  h.  19  Blackness  street 
Clarke,  Peter,  general  dealer,  66  Ann  street 

Clarke,  Miss  Maggie,  confectioner,  109  Hilltown  ;  h.  1  M 'Donald  street 
Clayton,  Charles,  musician,  84  Commercial  street 

Clease,  F.  M. ,  gymnastic  instructor,  Dundee  Gymnasium;  A. 29  Windsor  st. 
Cleghorn,  James  B.,  Balgay  terrace 

Cleghorn,  John,  of  Wm.  Cleghorn  &  Son,  Polepark  house,  Fleuchar  street 
Cleghorn,  John,  bird-dealer,  195  Victoria  road  ;  h.  26  Dens  brae 
Cleghorn,  William,  Logic  house,  Lochee  road 
Cleghorn,   William,    jvm.,    merchant    and    spinner,    Albert    Mill    and 

Clepington  Waste  Works,  Arklay  street ;  h.  Bayfield,  West  Ferry 
Cleghorn,   William,   &  Son,  jutespinners  and  waste  merchants,  Garden 

Works,  Benvie  road  (Telephone  No.  929) 
Cleland,  Alex., dairyman,  129  Victoria  rd.  ;  h.  Afton  pi.,  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Cleland,  James,  jute  salesman,  Afton  place,  Baxter  Park  terrace 
Clements,  Ben.,  officer,  Wesleyan  Church,  Ward  rd.;  h.  32  Dudhope  st. 
Clepington  Spinning  Co.,  jutespinngrs,  North  Isla  street  (Exchange  Box 

No.  1;  Telephone  No.  428;  Telegraphic  address,   "Clepington") 
Cliff,  Samuel  M.,  hacklepin  maker,  2  Lawrence  street 
Close,  Miss,  matron.  Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution,  165  Lochee  road 


186  GENERAL  DIEECTORY. 

CLUNAS  &  ALLISON,  warehousemen,  22  to  28  Reform  st.     See  Adv.  p.  79 

Clunas,  Hugh,  of  Clunas  &  Allison,  Derby  cottage,  Forfar  road 

Clunie,  Douglas,  joiner  and  cartwright,  50  James  street ;  h.  2  Russell  st. 

Clydesdale  Bank,  Limited,  High  street;  Alexander  Scott,  agent 

Cobb,  Miss,  draper,  181  Scouringburn 

Cochran,  John,  monumental  sculptor,  1  Ogilvie  st,;  h.  22  Alexander  st. 

Cochran,  Mrs,  draper,  26  Alexander  street 

Cochrane,  Alex.,  M.R.C.V.S.,  veterinary  surgeon,  40  Seagate  ;  h.  32 

Cochrane,  Alex.  L.,  assistant  superintendent,  Post  Office;  h.  28  Dura  st. 

Cochrane,  David,  millmanager,  85  Albert  street 

Cochrane,  Peter  M.,  merchant,  1  Dudhope  terrace 

Cochrane,  Sarah,  grocer,  176  Blackness  road 

Cochrane,  William,  cloth  inspector,  19  Peddie  street 

Cochrane,  William,  of  William  Cochrane  &  Co.,  7  William  st.,  Forebank 

Cochrane,  William,  lapper,  14  Kinloch  street 

Cochrane,  William,  &  Co.,  wholesale  teadealers,  22  Dock  street 

Cochrane,  Mrs,  missionary,  The  Rest,  115  Ferry  road 

Cochrane,  Mrs,  china  merchant,  198  Seagate  ;  h.  8  St  Roque's  lane 

Cockburn  &  Campbell,  wine  merchts.,  55  Reform  st.  ;  R.  Sturrock,  agt. 

Cockburn,  Peter  B. ,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  6  Queen's  Hotel  buildings, 

Nethergate  ;  h.  36  Victoria  road 
Coghill,  D.  M.,  manufacturer's  agent,  81  Murray  gate ;  h.  7  Balfour  st, 
Coghill,  John,  fireman,  18  King's  road 
Cohen,  Arnold,  &  Co.,  merchants,  14  Victoria  chambers 
Cohen,  J.  Herbert,  fancy  jeweller,  15  Overgate ;  h.  166  Perth  road 
Coldstream,  John,  chandler,  64  Hilltown 
Cole,  Mrs  Ann,  13  Derby  street 
Coleman,  Henry,   spirit  merchant,  24   Hilltown  ;   h.  Myrtlebank,    28 

Wellington  street 
Collie,  Hugh  A.,  tailor,  13  Mortimer  street 

Collier,  Francis,  of  Robert  Small  &  Co.,  Brae  cottage,  Broughty  Ferry 
Collins,  Charles  D.,  milloverseer,  71  Milnbank  road 
Collins,  Frank,  seaman,  184  Ferry  road 

Collins,  Hugh,  artist,  65  Nethergate ;  li.  Church  street,  Broughty  Ferry 
Collins,  Isaac  John,  tailor's  cutter,  33  Cleghorn  street 
Colman,  Thomas,  sorting  clerk.  Post  Office  ;  h.  14  Malcolm  street 
Colombia,  Consul  for — Thomas  M.  Ferrier,  11  Panmure  street 
Colonial  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society,  Limited,  21  Reform  street; 

David  Kerr,  resident  secretary 
Colville,  David,  engineman,  43  Annfield  road 

Colville,  James,  woodturner,  21  North  Tay  street ;  h.  5  Balgay  avenue 
Colville,  James,  jun.,  woodturner,  21  North  Tay  st. ;  h.  29  Cleghorn  st. 
Colville,  John,  assistant  agent.  National  Bank  ;  h.  10  Springfield 
Colville,  John  Alex.,  houseagent,  5  Larch  st, ;  li.  14  Gibb'slane,  Lochee 
Colville,  Robert,  joiner,  2  Graham  street,  Clepington  road 
Colville,  Robt,  A. ,  grocer  and  wine  mer. ,  1 63  Perth  rd. ;  h.  1  Ford's  lane 
Colville,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  27  North  Ellen  street 
Colville,  Wm.  F. ,  manager,  Forebank  Carpet  Works  ;  h.  29  Morgan  st. 
Colville,  Mrs  William,  1  Ford's  lane 
COMBE,  BARBOUR,  &  COMBE,  LIMITED,  machinists,   millwrights,   and 

engineers,  Falls  Foundry,  Belfast,     See  Adv.  p.  3 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  187 

Combe,  James,  wholesale  grocer,  165  Seagate ;  h.  2  Laurelbank 
Combs,  William,  draper,  98  Princes  street 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  Ld.,  85  Commercial  st.;  J.  B.  Webstei',  agt. 
Commercial  Cable  Company  (Mackay-Bennett  Cables),  37  Albert  square; 

James  Anderson,  superintendent  (Telephone  No,  554) 
Commercial  Fire  Ins. Co. of  Scot., Ld.jlOVictoriachams.,  J.  E.  Dow, dist.mgr. 
Comrie,  Alexander,  tenter,  168  Blackness  road 
Conacher,  David,  goodsagent,  Caledonian  Railway  station.  South  Union 

street ;  h.  42  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Conacher,  James  B. ,  cashier,  105  Hawkhill 

Conacher,  John,  checker,  Caledonian  Railway ;  ^.  4  Baxter  street 
Conacher,  Peter,  stationer  and  tobacconist, 81  Milnbank  rd.;  h,  4  Baxter  st. 
Conacher,  Thomas,  warehouseman,  105  Hawkhill 
Condie,'  Thomas,  tailor,  56  William  street,  Forebank 
Congleton  &  Dickson,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  91  Commercial  st. 
Congleton,  Thomas,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Forfarshire,  Courthouse  buildings; 

h.  Wellgate  park,  West  Newport 
Connall,  John,  grocer,  8  Constitution  street 

Connell,  John  M.,  of  Connell  &  Son,  5  Tay  terrace,  East  Newport 
Connell  &  Son,  bootmakers,  62  Nethergate,  and  at  Glasgow 
Connell,  Mrs  James,  56  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Connell,  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  28  Bell  street ;  h.  48 
Connelly,  Jas. ,  grocer  &  spirit  mer. ,  183  Scouringburn ;  h.  32  St  Mary's  pi. 
Connelly,  John,  milloverseer,  40  St  Mary's  place 
Connelly,  Peter,  bootmaker,  115  Hawkhill 
Connelly,  Mrs  Ann,  broker,  9  Urquhart  street ;  A.  11 
Connelly,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  10  Daniel  street 
Connelly,  Miss  J.,  confectioner,  55  Main  street 
Connon,  Mrs  M.,  manglekeeper,  81  Blackscroft 
Conrad  &  West,  merchants,  51  Reform  street,  and  Philadelphia 
Conroy,  Margaret,  23  Clark  street 
Constable,  James,  jun. ,  agent,  bonded  stores,  27  Dockst. ;  h.  Af  ton  place, 

Baxter  Park  terrace 
Constable,  Robert,  foreman  fitter,  19  Victoria  street 
Constable  Works,  Dura  street;  Malcolm,  Ogilvie,  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  manufs. 
Conway,  William,  dairyman,  12  Cleghorn  street 

Conway,  Miss  Annie,  teacher,  St  Mary's  R.C.  School ;  h.  24  Powrie  pi. 
Coogan,  John,  spirit  merchant,  82  Annfield  road ;  h.  12  Forest  Park  rd. 
Coogan,  John,  jun.,  confectnr.  and  newsagt.,  19  Albert  st.;  h.  8  Blyth  pi. 
Coogan,  John,  sen. ,  collector  &  sheriff-officer.  City  chambers;  h.  8  Blyth  pi. 
Coogan,  Stephen,  spirit  merchant's  assistant,  179  Blackness  road 
Cook,  Alexander,  contractor,  8  Kidd  street;  h.  14 
Cook,  Andrew,  painter,  10  Stirling  street 
Cook,  Catherine,  broker,  86  Blackness  road 
Cook,  David,  grocer,  68  Ferry  road  ;  h.  146  Albert  street 
Cook,  Rev.  Donald,  Wellgate  Free  Church  ;  h.  6  Albany  terrace 
Cook,  Jas.,  blacksmith  and  cartwright,  9  Gellatly  st. ;  h.  2  Cochrane  street 
Cook,  .James,  carter,  22  Rosebank  road 
Cook,  John,  lodgekeeper,  44  Balgay  street 
Cook,  John,  labourer,  3  Fyffe  street 
Cook,  John,  corn  merchant,  7  Langlands  street 


188  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Cook,  Peter,  coachman,  30  Long  wynd 

Cook,  Robert,  fish  salesman,  Fishmarket;  h.  Chesnut  cottage,  B.  Ferry- 
Cook,  Thomas,  agent  and  harbour  weigher,  20  Cowgate 
Cook,  William,  agent,  70  Caldrum  street 
Cook,  William,  wholesale  grocer's  porter,  30  Long  wynd 
Cook,  William,  coachman,  16  Malcolm  street 
Cooper,  Alexander,  marine  engineer,  33  Cowgate 
Cooper,  Alexander,  baker,  66  Blackscroft ;  h.  62 
Cooper,  Alexander,  tailor,  24  Hunter  street 

Cooper,  Arthur  W. ,  of  J.  &  H.  Whyte  &  Cooper,  4  James  place,  B.  Ferry 
Cooper,  David  Smith,  clerk,  Helenbank,  Clepington  road 
Cooper,   George,   consulting  engineer  and  marine  surveyor,   and  supt. 

engineer,  Dundee  Gem  Line,  59  Dock  st.;  h.  1  Alton  ter.,  W.  Ferry 
Cooper,  James,  15  Bonnybank  road 

Cooper,  James,  spirit  merchant,  37  Castle  street ;  A.  10  Exchange  street 
Cooper,  John,  millfurnisher,  56  Bell  street ;  h.  Ivybank,  2  Madeira  street 
Cooper,  John,  59  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 
Cooper,  John,  timekeeper,  87  Ann  street 
Cooper,  John  G.,  clerk,  music  teacher  and  precentor,  M'Cheyne  Free 

Church  ;  h.  5  Park  terrace 
Cooper,  Peter,  blacksmith,  29  St  Salvador  street 

COOPER,  WM. ,  joiner  and  cabinetmkr,,  18  Ireland's  lane.    See  Adv.  p.  71 
Cooper,  William,  joiner,  80  Ferry  road 

Cooper,  William,  milloverseer,  2  Fearnbank,  Clepington  road 
Cooper,  William  M.,  tailor,  13  Arklay  street 
Cooper,  W.  W.,  &  Co.,  tailors,  9  Reform  street 
Cooper,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1 1  Graham  place 
Copeland,  Arthur,  agent  for  Charles  Tennant  &  Co.,  of  St  Rollox,  81 

Murray  gate  ;  h.  St  Roque's  cottage.  West  Ferry 
Copeland,  Patrick,  commission  agent,  13  West  Dock  street 
Copeland,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  54  King  street 
Copeland,  Mrs,  confectioner,  24  Dundonald  street ;  h,  22 
Corbett,  William,  hacklemaker,  1  Littlejohn  street 
Cordiner,  John  A.,  bvitcher,  Stirling  street;  A.  13 
Cordiner,  Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Kinnaird  street 
Cormack,  David,  printer,  36  Cai-michael  street 
Cormick,  John,  cooper,  2  St  Matthew  street 
Cornwall,  Mrs  E.,  pawnbroker,  17  Meadow  street  and  12  Hilltown  ;  h. 

11  Dudhope  street 
Corr,  James  B. ,  science  teacher.  Technical  Institute ;  h.  3  Park  terrace 
Corr,  Mrs,  10  William  street,  Forebank 

Corrie,  Mackie,  &  Co. ,  flax  merchants,  1  Royal  Exchange  place 
Corsane,  Mrs  John,  confectioner,  29  Pi-inces  street ;  h.  23 
Corsane,  P.  G., bookseller,  upholsterer, &  stationer,  112  Princes  st.;7i.  110 
Cottage  Factory,  East  Dock  street ;  John  Moir  &  Son,  manufacturers 
Coull,  David,  teacher  of  languages,  21  Reform  street 
Coulson,  John,  glazier,  45  Blackscroft ;  h.  4  St  Matthew  street 
Coupar,   David,   marine  engineer,   Marine   Engineering    Academy,    20 

Panmure  street ;  A.  13  Park  avenue 
Coupar,  David,  engineer,  68  Albert  street 
Coupar,  James,  coaldealer,  4  Castle  lane  -,  h,  3 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  189 

Coupar,  James,  mechanic,  216  Perth  road 

Coupar,  James,  warehouseman,  43  Castle  street 

Coupar,  John,  confectioner,  128  Murraygate;  A.  17  Lyon  street 

Coupar,  John  L. ,  engineer,  28  King  street 

Coupar,  John  0.,  baker,  40  Annfield  row 

Coupar,  Peter,  butcher,  84  King  street ;  h.  147^  Ann  street 

Coupar,  Robert,  confectioner,  2  Rose  street ;  h.  10  Rosebank  road 

Coupar,  William,  retired  baker,  6  Westfield  place 

Coupar,  William,  borer,  51  Crescent  street 

Coupar,  William,  &  Co.,  bakers  and  confectioners,  51  Perth  road 

Coupar,  W.,  tinsmith,  gasfitter,  &  plumber,  20  Raglan  st.;  A,  2  Morgan  st. 

Coupar,  Mrs,  36  Nethergate 

Couper,  Charles  H.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  5  Balgay  street; 
h.  193  Blackness  road 

Couper,  James,  dockmaster,  21  Dock  street 

Couper,  James,  ironturner,  31  Benvie  road 

Couper,  John,  jute  merchant,  94  Commercial  street;  h.  16  Windsor  st. 

Couper,  Thomas,  of  James  Paterson  &  Co.,  Duncraig,  Glamis  road 

Couper,  William,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  196  Blackness  road  ;  h.  200 

Couper,  Miss  H. ,  8  Clarendon  terrace 

Courtney,  Joseph,  hairdresser,  180  Blackness  road 

Courtney,  Peter,  bottler,  180  Blackness  road 

Cousin,  Jas.,  assistant  Council  officer.  City  chambers;  h.  74Commercial  st. 

COUSIN  &  CO.,  stationers  and  musicsellers,  91  Nethergate.    See  Adv.  p.  89 

Couttie,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  bakers  and  confectioners,  39  Polepark  road 

Couttie,  James,  of  James  Couttie  &  Sons,  9  Erskine  ter,,  Clepington  rd. 

Couttie,  James,  &  Sons,  wholesale  confectioners  and  biscuit  manu- 
facturers, 92  Albert  street 

Couttie,  William,  sawyer,  60  Watson  street 

Coutts,  David,  joiner,  30  King's  road 

Coutts,  James,  coal,  potato,  and  hay  mer. ,  11  Ann  st.  ',li.  17  Bonnybank  rd. 

Coutts,  James,  of  Kirk  &  Coutts,  Clifton,  Wormit 

Coutts,  John,  postman,  124  Seagate 

Coutts,  John,  joiner,  157|  Scouringburn 

Coutts,  Thomas,  compositor,  207  Perth  road 

Coutts,  William,  enginedriver,  51  Peddie  street 

Coutts,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  laundress,  192  Ferry  road 

Coventry,  James,  carter,  94  Nethergate 

Coventry,  Robert,  lamplighter,  36  Watson's  lane 

Coventry,  Mrs,  draper,  119  Ann  street;  h.  41  North  Wellington  street 

Cowan,  Charles,  blacksmith,  3  Kincardine  street 

Cowan,  Edward,  solicitor  and  notary  public,  18  Meadowside  ;  h.  7 
Castle  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 

Cowan,  George,  of  James  Cowan  &  Sons,  7  Castle  ter.,  Broughty  Ferry 

Cowan,  Henry,  salt  merchant,  11  Dock  street;  h.  146  Murraygate 

Cowan,  James,  plasterer,  28  Polepark  road 

Cowan,  James,  of  James  Cowan  &  Sons,  7  Castle  ter.,  Broughty  Ferry 

COWAN,  JAMES,  &  SONS,  salt,  cement,  and  whiting  merchants,  drysalters, 
and  commission  agents,  Weighhouse,  23  Greenmarket.  See  Adv.  p.  31 

Cowan,  John,  salt  merchant,  7  Craig  street ;  h.  Stannergate 

Cowan,  Matthew,  30  King's  road 


190  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Cowan,  Peter,  railway  guard,  15  Annfield  street 

Cowan,  Thomas,  mason,  16  Gardner  street 

Cowan,  W.  Chalmers,  L.R.C.P.S.Ed.,  1  South  Tay  street 

Cowans,  David  S. ,  of  John  Cowans  &  Son,  West  Mains,  Auchterhouse 

Cowans,  John,  &  Son,  wholesale  spirit  merchants  and  distillery  draif 
agents,  71  High  street 

Cowgate  Porters'  Lodge,  26  Cowgate 

Cowie,  James,  grocer  and  confectioner,  229  Blackness  road 

Cowie,  James,  &  Co.,  genei-al  contractors,  6  Shepherd's  loan 

Cowie,  John,  mechanic,  3  Fyffe  street 

Cowie,  John,  mason,  22  Gardner  street 

Cowie,  William,  engineer,  62  Caldrum  street 

Cowley,  Andrew,  baker,  199  Hilltown 

Cowley,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  83  Cowgate 

Cowley,  John,  ironturner,  22  Dundonald  street 

Cowley,  William,  calenderer  and  sack  manufacturer,  King  Street 
Calender,  21  King  street ;  h.  Riverside,  Wormit 

Cowley,  William,  mason,  38  Caldrum  street 

Cowpar,  Mrs  Adam,  Hermonhill,  21  Perth  road 

Cowper,  David  M.,  cropping  overseer,  37  Arbroath  road 

Cowper,  John,  clerk,  143  Victoria  road 

Cowper,  William  W.,  evangelist,  24  Belliield  lane 

Cowper,  Mrs  W.  W. ,  bonesetter,  24  Bellfield  lane 

Cowperthwaite,  William,  shipmaster,  13  West  Dock  street 

Cox,  Alfred  W.,  of  Henry  Boase  &  Co.,  Westwood,  Balthayock,  by  Perth 

Cox,  Arthur  J.,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  Bloomfield,  Lochee 

Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  merchants,  jute  spinners,  manufacturers  of  all 
kinds  of  jute  fabrics,  bleachers,  printers,  dyers  and  calenderers,  rope 
and  twine  makers,  Camperdown  Jute  Works ;  offices,  Meadow  Place 
buildings,  Dundee ;  35  and  36  Aldermanbury  (opposite  the  Avenue), 
London;  23a  Portland  st. ,  Manchester ;  153  Queen  st.,  Glasgow;  3 
Vicar  street,  Kidderminster;  and  12  Rumford  place,  LiA-erpool 

Cox,  Edward,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  Cardean,  Perthshire 

Cox,  George  Addison,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  Beechwood,  Lochee  ; 
and  Invertrossachs,  Perthshire 

Cox,  George  M.,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  Dryburgh  house,  Lochee 

Cox,  Henry,  chairmaker,  23  Ogilvie's  road 

Cox,  James,  mechanic,  1  Littlejohn  street 

Cox,  James  D.,  of  James  D.  Cox  &  Co.,  Woodford,  Broughty  Ferry 

Cox,  James  D. ,  &  Co.,  stockbrokers,  54  Bell  street 

Cox,  John,  enginedriver,  40  Perth  road 

Cox,  J,  Cox,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  The  Cottage,  Lochee 

Cox,  William,  riveter,  8  Charles  street 

Cox,  William,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  Foggyley,  Lochee;  andSnaigow, 
Perthshire 

Cox,  William  H.,  of  Cox  Brothers,  Limited,  The  Hirsel,  St  Andrews 

Cox, Rev.  Wm.  J,,  Panmure  Street  Congregational  Church;  h.  10  Airliepl. 

Cox,  Mrs  Helen,  china  merchant,  35  James  street;  A.  3  Clark  street 

Cox,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  46  Constable  street 

Coyle,  John,  broker,  30  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 

Coyle,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  30  South  Tay  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  191 

Coyle,  Michael,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  21  and  23  Hawkhill;  h.  Newport 

Coyle,  Mrs,  60  Bell  street 

Crabb,  George  C,  sorting  clerk,  Post  Office ;  h.  27  Scott  street 

Crabb,  James,  church-officer,  Bonnethill  Free  Church  ;  h.  68  James  st. 

Crabb,  John,  flaxdresser,  23  Wolseley  street 

Crabb,  John  D. ,  plater,  23  Brown  street 

Crabb,  John  M,,  lapper,  28  Kincardine  street 

Crabb,  William,  calenderer,  2  Crescent  lane 

Crabb,  Mrs  William,  provision  merchant,  27  Lilybank  road 
.  Crabbe,  Alexander  S.,  28  Springfield 

Crabbe,  David,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  26  King  st. ;  h.  2  Morgan  st. 

Crabbe,  David  S. ,  grocer  and  spirit  mer.,  127  Blackness  rd. ;  h.  26  Tait's  lane 

Crabbe,  Frederick,  waiter,  40  Dallfield  walk 

CRABBE,  JOHN  C,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  Dundee  Auction  Rooms,  10 
Ward  rd.  (Telephone  No.  385);  A.  Cliftonbank,  N'port.  See  Adv.  p.  73 

Crabbe  &  Robertson,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers,  and  polishers,  2,  5, 
7,  and  8  Tally  street  (Telephone  No.  704),  and  Church  lane  ;  work- 
shops, 48  and  58  Victoria  road  ;  stores,  152  Nethergate 

Crabbe,  William  M.,  of  Crabbe  &  Robertson,  William  street,  Tayport 

Craddoch,  Geoi'ge,  enginedriver,  27  Tait's  lane 

Craig,  Alexander,  ironmonger,  63  North  Wellington  street 

Craig,  Alexander,  factory  overseer,  25  Scott  street 

Craig,  A.  &  T.,  builders  and  contractors,  West  Clepington 

Craig,  David,  factory  manager,  Dens  Works ;  h.  Apollo  cot. ,  B.  Ferry 

Craig,  David  L.,  wine  merchant's  assistant,  91  Peddie  street 

Craig,  David  S.,  calender  manager,  4  St  Matthew  street 

CRAIG,  GEORGE  B.,  glass  and  china  merchant,  28  and  30  Westport;  h. 
53  Tay  street.     See  Adv.  p.  70 

Craig,  Hannah,  newsagent  and  confectioner,  69  Lochee  road  ;  h.  67 

Craig,  Helen,  stationer  and  fancy  goods  merchant,  32  Dura  street 

Craig,  James,  railway  fireman,  37  Kinloch  place 

Craig,  James,  engineer,  10  Benvie  road 

Craig,  James  A.,  grocer,  91  Milnljank  road 

Craig,  John,  late  hosier,  glover,  and  shirtmaker,  71  High  street 

Craig,  John,  engineer,  4  Lawrence  street 

Craig,  John,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  ironmonger,  lOSg^  Hilltown  ;  h.  101 

Craig,  John,  coffeehouse-keeper,  25  Princes  street ;  h.  23 

Craig,  M.,  fancy  wool  repository,  underclothing  and  hosiery,  3  Castle 
street ;  A.  71  High  street 

Craig,  Peter,  merchant  tailor,  14  South  Lindsay  street ;  h.  1  Balgray  pi. 

Craig,  Robert,  factory  overseer,  Tayfield  Works  ;  h.  91  Peddie  street 

Craig,  Thomas,  builder,  2  Fern  bank,  Clepington  road 

Craig,  William,  mason,  6  Cardean  street 

Craigen,  Alexander,  joiner,  11  Speed's  terrace 

Craighead,  D.  W.,  commission  agent,  19  Seafield  road 

Craighead,  Peter,  mason,  54  Mains  road 

Craighead,  Robert,  dresser,  57  Mains  road 

Craighead,  Robert  M.,  packer,  57  Mains  road 

Craigie,  Thomas  L.,  confectioner.  111  Ann  street 

Craigie  Works,   Robertson  street ;  Gibson,  Robertson,  &  Co. ,  spinners 

Craigie  Yard  Warehouse  Co. ;  J.  J.  Barrie  &  Co. ,  managers,  10  Panmure  st. 


192  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Craik,  David,  joiner,  13  Ure  street 

Craik,  George,  agent,  19  Annfield  street 

Craik,  William,  calenderworker,  14  Arthur  street 

Craik,  Mrs  James,  1  St  Peter  street 

Cram,  James,  accountant,  16  Euclid  crescent ;  h.  2  Balgay  avenue 

Cramb,  James,  cabinetmaker,  6  Bernard  street 

Cramb,  James,  machineman,  67  Ure  street 

Cramb,  Robert,  compositor,  15  Bonnybank  road 

Cramb,  Miss,  dairykeeper,  121  Albert  street ;  h.  2  Morgan  street 

Crammond,  Andrew,  joiner,  28  Kincardine  street 

Crammond,  John,  tailor,  4  Lawrence  street 

Cramond,  James  C,  commercial  traveller,  20  Cleghorn  street 

Cran,  Robert,  head  clerk  and  storekeeper.  East  Poorhouse,  Eliza  street 

Cranmer,  Mary,  draper,  54  Dura  street  ;  A.  56 

Cranmer,  William,  ironplaner,  25  Langlands  street 

Cranston,  Miss  Elizabeth,  missionary,  7  Mid  street 

Crassweller,  Ellen,  oral  teacher  of   deaf   and  dumb,    Euclid  Crescent 

School ;  h.  Cupar  road,  Newport 
Crawford,  Jas.,  painter  and  paperhanger,  32  King  st.;  h.  96  Murraygate 
Crawford,  James,  engineer,  7  Roslin  terrace 

Crawford,  John,  grocer  and  potato  merchant,  42  Polepark  road  ;  h.  44 
Crawford,  John,  musician,  16  St  Andrew's  street 
Crawford,  John,  yarndresser,  2  St  David's  lane 
Crawford,  Robert,  colliery  agent,  37  High  street 
Crawford,  William,  fruit  and  potato  merchant,  QQ  Overgate ;  h.  77 
Crawford,  William,  police  constable,  8  Cleghorn  street 
Crawford,  Wm.  B.,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  teacher.  High  School;  h.  142  Perth  rd. 
Crawford,  Mrs  Agnes,  stationer,  66  Princes  street;  h.  4  Park  avenue 
Cree,  John,  broker,  237  Lochee  road 
Cree,  John  Murrie,  clerk,  107  Ami  street 
Cree,  Thomas,  mason,  107  Ann  street 

Creighton,  Rev.  Wm.  D. ,  M.  A. ,  curate,  St  Salvador's  Ch. ;  A.  3  S.  George  st. 
Crerar,  Alex. ,  church-officer,  Tay  Square  Church ;  h.  143  Nethergate 
Crerar,  Daniel,  pianoforte  tuner,  1  Gowrie  place 
Crichton,   Alexander  B. ,   &  Co.,  school  bag  manufacturers,  Johnston 

Street  Factory  ;  weaving  factory,  Guthrie  street 
Crichton,  A.  B.,  of  A.  B.  Crichton  &  Co.,  Daisy  cottage,  14  Shamrock  st. 
Crichton,  David,  harbour  porter,  61  Watson  street 
Crichton,  Donald,  gardener,  123  Victoria  road 
Crichton,  George  M.,  steel  and  iron  agent  and  machine  merchant,  37 

Exchange  street ;  /«.  3  Viewforth  street 
Crichton,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  13  and  15  Victoria  road;  h. 

17  Victoria  road,  and  West  Lights,  Tay  port 
Crichton,  James,  lapper,  3  Derby  street 
Crichton,  Jane  &  Isabella,  dressmakers,  32  South  Tay  street 
Crichton,  John,  overseer,  7  Hill  street 
Crichton,  John,  brassfinisher,  9  Benygloe,  Tulloch  crescent 
Crichton,  John  M.,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  161  Ann  street 
Crichton,  Luis,  engineer,  1  South  Baffin  street 
Crichton,  Peter,  18  St  Mary's  place 
Crichton,  Robert,  colporteur,  98  Rosebank  street 


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Cricliton,  Thomas,  draper,  42  Ann  street 

Crichton,  Thomas,  5  Parker  street 

Crichton,  Thomas,  mason,  30  North  Ellen  street 

Crichton,  William,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  5  Wellgate;  h.  3  Charles  street 

Crichton,  Mrs  David,  lodgings,  38  Seafield  road 

Crichton,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  1  Derby  street ;  h.  3 

Crichton,  Mrs  M.  B. ,  cab  proprietor,  90  Ferry  road 

Crichton,  Mrs,  lady's  nurse,  1 9  Bain  sqviare 

Crighton,  Alexander,  riveter,  2  Church  street.  Princes  street 

Crighton,  Andrew,  foreman  mechanic,  1  Taylor's  lane 

Crighton,  Andrew,  butcher,  49  Main  street ;  A.  73  North  Church  street 

Crighton,  David,  builder  and  contr. ,  29  Kincardine  st. ;  h.  75  Annfield  rd. 

Crighton,  David,  plumber,  6  Bell  street 

Crighton,  George,  butcher,  3  Coupar's  alley 

Crighton,  James,  commis.  agent,  82  High  st. ;  h.  Willowgrove,  W.  Ferry 

Crighton,  James,  millforeman,  8  Peddie  street 

Crighton,  James,  coal  merchant,  60  Dudhope  street ;  h.  90  Dens  road 

Crighton,  James  F.,  joiner,  29  Rose  street 

Crighton,  John,  calenderworker,  41  Wilkie's  lane 

Crighton,  John,  of  John  Crighton  &  Sons,  109  Albert  street 

Crighton,  John,  jun.,  of  John  Crighton  &,  Sons,  7  Albert  street 

Crighton,  John,  &  Sous,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  105  Cowgate 

Crighton,  Robert,  bookseller  (second  hand),  8  Temple  lane 

Crighton,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  17  Paterson  street 

Crighton,  William,  of  John  Crighton  &  Sons,  8  Ferry  road 

Crighton,  William,  spirit  merchant's  assistant,  26  Victoria  street 

Crighton,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  St  Andrew's  street 

Crighton,  Miss  M.,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  109  Albert  street 

Croal,  James  F.,  grocer,  26  Crichton  street,   2  Greenmarket,  and  84 

Victoria  road  ;  h.  19  Dallfield  terrace 
Croal,  Mrs  Rachel,  29  Union  place 
Crockatt,  Andrew  M.,  railway  guard,  6  Ford's  lane 
Crockatt,  John,  coaldealer,  51  Elizabeth  st.  ;  h.  45  North  Wellington  st. 
Crockett,  Alex.  D.,  clerk.  Harbour  chambers ;  h.  Maryfield  cot.,  E.  N'port 
Croft,  James,  carting  contractor,  14  Smellie's  lane 
Crofts,  George,  millforeman,  18  Benvie  road 
Crole,  Colvin,  officer  of  Inland  revenue,  1  South  Tay  street 
Croll,Andw.,  M.B., CM.,  resident  med.  officer,  Paroch.Hosp.,  Mains  loan 
Croll,  Andrew,  mechanic,  44  Blackness  road 
Croll,  David,  of  D.  &  W.  Croll,  Ashley  grove,  Broughty  Ferry 
Croll,  D.  &  W., nurserymen,  seedsmen,  and  florists,  63  Commercial  street, 

and  Dalhousie  Nursery,  Barnhill 
Croll,  Jessie,  of  J.  Croll  &  Co.,  330  Hawkhill 
Croll,  John,  of  D.  &  W.  Croll,  4  Hunter  place,  Broughty  Ferry 
Croll,  John,  Town- clerk's  office  ;  h.  10  Baton's  lane 
Croll,  John,  shore  porter,  1  South  Baffin  street 
Croll,  J.,  &  Co.,  drapers,  217  and  219  Perth  road 
Croll,  William,  gardener,  Taybank  lodge,  Arbroath  road 
Croll,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  babylinen  warehouse,  56  Peddie  street ;  h.  68 
Croll,  Miss,  58  Seafield  road 
Cromar,  John,  printer,  5  Brown  street 

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194  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Cromb,  James,  sub-editor,  Evening  Telegraph ;  h.  50  Seafield  road 

Crook,  Alexander,  joiner,  9  Tannadice  street 

Crook,  John,  powerloom  manager,  1  Annfield  street 

Crooks,  James,  of  Robert  Crooks  &  Son,  10  Bell  street 

Crooks,  John,  tenter,  169  Hilltown 

Crooks,  Robert,  of  Robert  Crooks  &  Son,  Poplar  place.  East  Newport 

Crooks,  Robt.,  &  Son,  ironmongers,  plumbers,  and  gasfitters,  89  King  st. 

Crooks,  William,  coaldealer,  16  Charles  street ;  h.  59  Wellgate 

Croom,  Alexander,  of  Pirie  &  Croom,  4  Balfour  street 

Cross,  David,  coachman,  16  Seafield  road 

Crotty,  Rev.  Patrick  J.,  St  Mai-y's  R.C.  Church;  h.  22  Powrie  place 

Croudace,    John    Stephen,    shipchandler,    2   King   William   dock ;    A. 

Seaward,  Monifieth 
Croudace,  Wm,  S.,  shipowner,  18  Dock  street;  li.  Netherby,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Crow,  Andrew,  harbour  porter,  21  Todburn  lane 
Crow,  Charles,  tailor,  7  Annfield  row 
Crow,  David,  house  proprietor,  5  Westfield  lane 
Crow,  Edward,  blacksmith  and  cartwright,  29  Dura  street 
Ci'ow,  George,  commission  agent,  10  Shepherd's  loan 
Crow,  James,  gamedealer,  27  Union  street ;  h.  Birkhill  feus 
Crow,  John  E. ,  commission  agent,  6  Forfar  road 
Crowe,  David,  of  W.  &  S.  Strong,  12  Dudhope  place 
CROWE,  W.  S.,  Centi-al  Hairdressing  Saloons,  8  and  10  Thorter  row  ;  h.  3 

Seagate.     See  Adv.  p.  69 
Crowley,  Wm.,  merchant,  81  Murray  gate;  A.  Monifieth  road,  B.  Ferry 
Crown  Hotel,  1  Shore  terrace;  Mrs  E.  Steel,  proprietrix 
Cruden,  James  H.,  joiner,  2  Eliza  street 
Cruden,  John  G.,  enginefitter,  2  Catherine  street 
Cruden,  J.  G.,  draper,  16  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 
Cruden,  Stewart,  of  S.  &  A.  Cruden,  155  Blackness  toad 
Cruden,  S.  &  A.,  cabinetmakers  and  funeral  undertakers,  153  Blackness 

road  and  8  Cherryfield  lane 
Cruickshank,  Charles  L, ,  waste  mercht. ,  6  Park  st. ;  h.  5  St  Mary's  ter. 
Cruickshank,  George,  waste  merchant,  6  Park  street 
Cruickshank,  James,  painter,  10  Rosebank  road 
Cruickshank,  James,  signalman,  27  Cleghorn  street 
Cruickshank,  James,  sorting  clerk,  14  Gardner  street 
Cruickshank,  John,  mason,  3  Pitfour  street 
Cruickshank,   Son,  &  Co.,  insurance  surveyors   and   assessors   of   fire 

losses,  7  Ward  road,  and  73  George  street,  Edinburgh 
Cruickshank,  William,  coal  merchant,  17  Arklay  street 
Cruickshank,  Mrs  David,  manglekeeper,  50  Kemback  street 
Cruickshank,  Mrs,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 
Cruickshanks,  William,  milloverseer,  12  Craigie  street 
Crystal,  James,  of  M'Millan  &  Crystal,  3  Watt  street 
Crystal,  J.  P.,  of  Robert  Baxter  &  Co.,  Bramblebank,  Broughty  Ferry 
Crystal,  Peter,  assist,  goods  manager,  Cal.  Rly.;  h.  42  Magdalen  Yard  rd. 
CuUen,  Peter,  shoemaker,  15  Polepark  road  and  57  Lochee  road ;  h.  \ 

Lawrence  street 
Culross,  Alexander,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  30  Small's  wynd 
Culross,  James,  joiner,  9  St  Matthew  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  195 

Gumming,  Andw.  W.,  solicitor,  1  Bank  st.  ;  h.  5  Balgillo  cres.,  B.  Ferry 

Cumming,  Catherine,  13  Lawson  place 

dimming,  George,  merchant,  1  Royal  Exchange  place ;  h.  4  Baxter  Park 
terrace 

Cumming,  James  L.,  clerk,  Eastwood  terrace,  Clepington  road 

Cumming,  Peter  L.,  watchmaker,  71  Ann  street 

Cumming,  William,  wholesale  tea  merchant,  33  Exchange  street ;  h. 
Links  house,  Broughty  Ferry 

Cumming,  Wm. , timekpr. ,  Arctic  tannery;  h. Eastwood  ter. , Clepington  rd. 

Cumming,  Mrs  Alexander,  laundress,  48  Ferry  road 

Cumming,  Mrs  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  54  Ann  street ;  li.  38 

Cummings  Brothers,  chemists  and  druggists,  49  Reform  street 

Cummings,  Charles,  seaman,  4  Craig  street 

Cummings,  Charles,  of  Cummings  Brothers,  53  South  Tay  street 

Cummings,  William,  of  Cummings  Brothers,  53  South  Tay  street 

Cunningham,  Archibald  S.,  railway  yardsman,  34  Step  row 

Cunningham,  Catherine,  draper,  250  Hilltown  ;  li.  248 

Cunningham,  David,  civil  engineer,  Works  office,  Harbour  chambers;  h. 
Marrbank,  Cupar  road.  East  Newport 

Cunningham,  James,  of  Malcolm,  Ogilvie,  &  Co.,  Limited,  Seafield 
lodge,  Broughty  Ferry 

Cunningham,  James,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  wholesale  newsagent,  1 
Cowgate  and  100  Murraygate  ;  A.  1  Bain  square 

Cunningham,  James,  watchman,  10  Annfield  street 

Cunningham,  John  L. ,  merchant,  38  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Cunningham,  J.  &  J. ,  of  Leith,  cake  and  manure  merchts. ,  46  Candle  lane 

Cunningham,  William,  of  Brough,  Cunningham,  &  Co.,  3  Norwood  ter, 

Cunningham,  William,  millwright,  86  Peddle  street 

Cunningham,  William,  blacksmith,  7  Morgan  street 

Cunningham,  William  0.  ,of  Malcolm, Ogilvie, &  Co. , Ltd.  ,Hillside,B.Ferry 

Cunningham,  Mrs  E,,  outfitter,  36  Greenmarket ;  h.  8  Crichton  street 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  Douglas  house.  West  Ferry 

Cunningham,  Misses,  teachers,  1  Blackness  crescent 

Cunnison,  Robert,  joiner,  84  Peddle  street 

Curr,  James,  fish  merchant,  90  Ann  street ;  h.  2  Jamaica  street 

Curr,  John,  seaman,  23  Wolseley  street 

Curr,  John  M. ,  baker  and  grocer,  94  Rosebank  street ;  h.  92 

Curr  Night  Refuge,  5  WestBell  street  ;  George  Rankine,  superintendent 

Curr,  Robert,  of  Harris  &  Curr,  14  Forfar  road 

Curr,  William,  moulder,  15  Morgan  street 

Curran,  Hugh,  milloverseer,  20  Fleuchar  street 

Currie,  Finlay,  compositor,  2  Morgan  street 

Currie,  Michael,  labourer,  5  Small's  lane 

Currie,  W.  Thomson,  of  Shiell  &  Small,  secretary  to  Dundee  and  New- 
tyle  Railway  Co. ,  Dundee  Corn  Exchange  and  Public  Hall  Associa- 
tion, Ld.,  and  commissioner  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice,  Ireland, 
5  Bank  street ;  h.  Rankeillour,  by  Cupar  Fife 

Currie,  Mrs  D.,  13  West  Dock  street 

Curtis,  William,  recruiting  sergeant,  7  King's  road 

Cusack,  Owen,  coaldealer,  6  Ellen  street;  h.  48  Alexander  street 

Cusick,  Peter,  carter,  50  William  street,  Forebank 


196  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Cusick,  Mrs  Margaret,  confectioner,  43  William  street,  Forebank 

Cussick,  Bernard,  milloverseer,  7  Yeaman  shore 

Cuthbert,  Alexander,  compositor,  5  Mountpleasant 

Cuthbert,  Alexander,  calenderwoi'ker,  3  Reid  street 

Cuthbert,  Alexander,  compositor,  25  Scott  street 

Cuthbert,  Andrew,  sub-editor.  Evening  Telegraph  ;  h.  1  Roslin  terrace 

Cuthbert,  David,  packer,  27  North  Church  street 

Cuthbert,  Duncan,  compositor,  1  Mountpleasant 

Cuthbert,  George,  of  Thomas  Cuthbert  &  Son,  13  Albany  terrace 

Cuthbert,  James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  154  Hilltown;  h.  119^ 

Cuthbert,  James,  coal  merchant,  26  Balfour  street 

Cuthbert,  James,  of  R.  &  J.  Cuthbert,  82  Dudhope  street 

Cuthbert,  James,  machinefitter,  22  Gardner  street 

Cuthbert,  John,  shoemaker,  20  St  Peter  street ;  and  church-officer,  St 

David's  Parish  Church ;  h.  35  St  Peter  street 
Cuthbert,  Robert,  joiner,  43  Annfield  road 
Cuthbert,  Robert,  ironmoulder,  82  Dudhope  street 
Cuthbert,  R.  &  J.,  butchers,  48  Dudhope  Crescent  road 
Cuthbert,  Samuel,  mechanic,  16  Strathmartine  road 
Cuthbert,  Thomas,  31  Hill  street 

Cuthbert,  Thomas,  &  Son,  coachbldrs.,  Ward  rd,  and  Noi-th  Lindsay  st. 
Cuthbert,  William,  colporteur,  46  Hilltown 
Cuthbert,  William,  coaldealer,  12  Park  wynd 
Cuthbert,  William,  joiner,  23  Union  place 
Cuthbert,  William  R.,  mechanic,  17  Blackness  street 
Cuthbert,  William,  jun  ,  clerk,  and  organist,  Chapelshade  Parish  Church ; 

h.  25  Union  place 
Cuthill,  William,  officer,  St  Mary's  Established  Church;  h.  55|  Murraygate 
Cuthill,  William,  spiritdealer,  56  Hilltown;  h.  6  William  st.,  Forebank 

Dagg,  Robert  A.,  shipmaster,  21  Strawberrybank 

Dailly,  Daniel,  late  draper,  65  Nethergate 

Dailly,   Daniel,   jun.,   wine  merchant,  39  Lochee  road;   h.   Blackness 

cottage,  42  Tait's  lane 
Dailly,  Peter,  engineer,  8  Daniel  street 

Dailly,  Miss  Jessie,  dressmaker,  1  William  street,  Scouringburn 
Dair,  James,  confectioner,  35  Small's  wynd 
Dair,  John,  gardener,  29  Kinloch  street 
Dakers,  Daniel  R.,  plasterer,  87  Hospital  wynd 
Dakers,  David,  shipmaster,  94  Nethergate 
Dakers,  David,  tenter,  4  Mortimer  street 

Dakers,  David,  greengrocer  and  dairyman,  36  Watson  street ;  h.  34 
Dakers,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  91  Hospital  wynd 
Dale,  John,  milloverseer,  6  Balfour  street 
Dale,  Thomas,  34  Carmichael  street 
Dalgairns  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  4  Shore  terrace 
Dalgety,  Charles,  horsedealer,  15  Park  place ;  h.  37  Nethergate 
Dalgety,  David,  horsedealer,  21  and  23  Long  wynd  ;  h.  37  Nethergate 
Dalgety,  George,  flesher,  104  Princes  street  and  23  Constitution  road  ; 

h.  106  Princes  street 
Dalgety,  George,  tenter,  12  Paterson  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  197 

Dalgety,  Henry,  police  constable,  27  Victoria  road 

Dalgety,  William,  horsedealer,  15  Park  place ;  h.  37  Nethergate 

Dalgety,  Mrs,  37  Nethergate 

Dalgety,  Miss,  music  teacher,  37  Nethergate 

Dalgleish,  William  Ogilvy,  chairman  of  Baxter  Brothers  &  Co.,  Ltd.  ; 
h.  Errol  Park,  Errol 

Dalgleish,  Misses  L.  &  M.  A.,  drapers,  7  Scouringburn  ;  h.  52  Westport 

Dall,  George,  collector,  28  Kinloch  street 

Dallas,  David,  overseer,  15  Tannadice  street 

Dallas,  Mrs  A. ,  provision  merchant,  30  Court  street ;  h.  1  Roslin  terrace 

Dallas,  Miss  J.,  grocer,  2  Kinloch  street;  h.  15  Tannadice  street 

Daly,  James,  broker,  11  Clark  street 

Dand,  Charles,  warehouseman,  5  Victoria  square,  43  Nethergate 

Dand,  Chas.  G. ,  di'aper,  milliner,  and  clothier,  26  Hilltown ;  h.  31  Wellgate 

Dand,  William,  of  Potts  &  Dand,  33  Hill  street 

Danskin,  W^illiam,  enginedriver,  15  Paton  s  lane 

Dargie,  Alex.,  blacksmith,  26  Commercial  st.,  Maxwelltown;  h.  59 

Dargie,  Alexander,  tenter,  11  Clepington  street 

Dargie,  Andrew,  gardener,  8  Mortimer  street 

Dargie,  Annie,  pawnbroker,  68  Lilybank  road  ;  h.  20  Cowgate 

Dargie,  Charles,  tailor,  61  Crescent  street 

Dargie,  David,  warehouseman,  31  North  Ellen  street 

Dargie,  James,  of  J.  &  W.  Dargie,  77  Strathmartine  road 

Dargie,  James,  stableman,  6  St  Matthew  street 

Dargie,  James,  Gowanbank,  Lochee  road 

Dargie,  John,  blacksmith,  174  Lochee  road 

Dargie,  John,  mason,  336  Loons  road 

Dargie,  J.  &  W.,  builders,  contractors,  and  quarriers,  134  Strathmartine 
road,  and  Rosemill  Quarry,  Strathmartine 

Dargie,  Peter,  checker,  28  Dalltield  walk 

Dargie,  Robert,  Gowanbank,  Lochee  road 

Dargie,  William,  of  J.  &  W.  Dargie,  85  Strathmartine  road 

Dargie,  William,  blacksmith,  83  Hawkhill 

Dargie,  Mrs  William,  20  Cowgate 

Darling,  Andrew,  waiter,  24  Hawkhill 

Darling,  James,  artist,  51  Yeaman  shore 

Darling,  Thomas,  clerk,  51  Yeaman  shore 

Darnoch,  Daniel,  storekeeper,  2  Ogilvie's  road 

David,  George,  5  Parker  street 

David,  John,  bootmaker,  12  Princes  street,  286  Hilltown,  and  54  West- 
port  ;  A.  4  Craigie  street 

David,  Joseph,  printer,  9  Kinnaird  street 

David,  Peter,  lapper,  3  Roslin  terrace 

David,  Thomas,  secretary,  James  Carmichael  &  Co.,  Ltd.;  h.  1  Rustic  pi. 

Davidson,  Alexander,  mechanic,  45  Cotton  road 

Davidson,  Alexander,  plumber  a,nd  brassfounder,  100  Victoria  road  ;  h. 
11  William  street,  Forebank 

Davidson,  Alexander,  labourer,  32  Lawson  place 

Davidson,  Alex. ,  grocer  and  provision  mer. ,  76  Peddie  st.;  h.  1  Balgay  st. 

Davidson,  Alexander,  plumber,  17  Lawrence  street 

Davidson,  Alexander,  surfaceman,  2  St  Matthew  street 


198  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Davidson,  Alexander,  yamdresser,  14  Wilkie's  lane 

Davidson,  Alexander,  teacher,  2a  Eliza  street 

Davidson,  Alexander  L.,  enginedriver,  13  Blackheath  place 

Davidson,  Annie  C,  confectioner,  Whitehall  crescent 

Davidson,  Archibald,  mechanic,  32  North  street 

Davidson,  Balfour  H.,  skinner,  20  Fleuchar  street 

Davidson,  Charles,  engineer,  10  Park  avenue 

Davidson.  Charles,  confection  packer,  31  Rosebauk  street 

Davidson,  David,  moulder,  11  St  Salvador  street 

Davidson,  David,  inspector  of  police,  194  Scouringburn 

Davidson,  David,  clerk,  3  Melrose  terrace 

Davidson,  David,  painter,  8  Lawrence  street 

Davidson,  Frederick  S.,  stationer,  183  Blackness  road  ;  h.  273  Hawkhill 

Davidson,  George,  dockgateman,  21  Lyon  street 

Davidson,  George,  joiner,  13  Ellen  street 

Davidson,  George,  enginedriver,  40  Perth  road 

Davidson,  George,  tenter,  22  Catherine  street 

Davidson,  George,  poi'ter,  4  Gardner's  lane 

Davidson,  Hans,  grocer,  191  Blackness  road  ;  h.  273  Hawkhill 

DAVIDSON  &  HUNTER,  heating  engineers  and  general  blacksmiths,  22 

and  24  Ward  road.     See  Adv.  p.  31 
Davidson,  Rev.  H.  M.,  St  Andrew's  Parish  Church  ;  h.  Park  house,  9 

Wellington  street 
Davidson,  Isa. ,  dressmkr. ,  and  agt.  scientific  dresscutting,  13  Albert  square 
Davidson,  James,  Temperance  hotel,  16  Greenmarket 
Davidson,  Jas.,  cashier,  Ladybank  L.  Wks. ;  h.  1  Victoriacot.  W.  Newport 
Davidson,  James,  spiritdealer,  42  Bell  street ;  h.  48 
Davidson,  James,  grain  merchant,  77  King  street 
Davidson,  James,  carter,  2  Main  street 
Davidson,  James,  painter,  12  Lawrence  street 
Davidson,  James,  dressing  foreman,  3  Pitfour  street 
Davidson,  James,  foreman  packer,  31  Rose  street 
Davidson,  James,  shipmaster,  3  Balmore  street 
Davidson,  James,  caretaker,  Young  Men's  Friendly  Society  rooms,  46 

Castle  street 
Davidson,  James  N.,  of  James  N.  Davidson  &  Gray,  Holmbrae,  Wormit 
Davidson,  James  N.,  &Gray,  chemists  (wholesale  &  retail),  128ANethergate 

(Telephone  No.  163;  Telegraphic  address.  "Davidson,  Chemist") 
Davidson,  John,  carter,  28  Back  street 
Davidson,  John,  collector,  7  Morrison's  court,  Wellgate 
Davidson,  John,  of  Davidson  &  Hunter,  1  Balgay  street 
Davidson,  John,  mechanic,  2  Brown  street 
Davidson,  John,  storekeeper,  14  Shepherd's  loan 
Davidson,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  52  and  54  Overgate,  and  17 

Tally  street  ;  h.  \\  Craigie  street 
Davidson,  John,  joiner,  26  Long  wynd 
Davidson,  John,  mason,  8  Park  terrace 
Davidson,  Richard,  carpenter,  15  Lilybank  road 
Davidson,  Robert,  shipmaster,  273  Hawkhill 
Davidson,  Robert,  shipmaster,  23  Step  row 
Davidson,  Robert,  seaman,  5  Kinnaird  street 


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Davidson,  Thomas  M.,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  F.R.G.S.,  governor,  Royal  Orphan 

Institution,  133  Ferry  road 
Davidson,  Wallace,  grocer,  32  North  street 
Davidson,  William,  ironmonger,  plumber,   tinsmith,  and  gasfitter,  36 

Polepark  road ;  h.  Camphill,  Broughty  Ferry 
Davidson,  William,  brassfinisher,  51  Crescent  street 
Davidson,  William,  clerk,  1  Lamb's  lane 
Davidson,  William,  mason,  2  Ashton  place 
Davidson,  William,  millforeman,  67  Peddie  street 

Davidson,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  130b  Nethergate';  h.  22  Peddie  st. 
Davidson,  William,  grocer,  17  Park  avenue 
Davidson,  William,  storekeeper,  2  Main  street 

Davidson,  Wm.  Douglas,  bandmaster,  teacherof  music,  1  Strawberrybank 
Davidson,  Mrs  E.,  13  St  Peter  street 

Davidson,  Mrs  J.,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  142  Perth  road 
Davidson,  Mrs  J.  S.,  9  South  Tay  street 
Davidson,  Mrs  R.  B.,  16  South  Lindsay  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  dairy  keeper,  136  Albert  street ;  h,  134 
Davidson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  306  Hawkhill 
Davidson,  Mrs,  157^  Scouringburn 

Davidson,  Mrs,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  4  Annfield  street 
Davidson,  Miss  Ellen,  35  Cowgate 
Davidson,  Miss  Kate,  teacher  of  music,  8  Park  terrace 
Davidson,  Miss,  professor  of  guitar,  9  South  Tay  street 
Davidson,  Miss,  Lawview  villa.  Lav/side  road 

Davie,  Alexander  C,  of  P.  &  A.  Davie,  15  William  street,  Forebank 
Davie,  John,  packer,  13  Hospital  wynd. 
Davie,  John,  slater,  17  Princes  street 
Davie,  Joseph,  clerk,  5  Balfour  street 
Davie,  Laurence,  baker,  37  Lochee  road 
Davie,  Peter,  of  P.  &  X.  Davie,  Beechwood.  cottage,  Barry 
Davie,  Peter  &  Alex. ,  house  painters  and  decorators,  44  &  46  Victoria  rd. 
Davie,  William,  machineman,  67  Ure  street 
Davie,  Mrs  George,  30  North  street 
Davie,  Mrs  James,  12  Lorimer  street 
Davie,  Mrs  John,  32  Raglan  street 
Davie,  Miss  E.,  ironer,  42  Kincardine  street 
Davies,   James,    agent  for  Midland  Railway  Co.,  57  Meadowside  ;  h. 

Coilingwood  terrace,  Barnhill 
Davies,  Michael,  bootmaker,  1  King's  road  ;  h.  24  Whorterbank,  Lochee 
Davies,  Mrs  Jessie,  teacher,  Clepington  Schl.;  /i.3  Gilburnter,,  Downfield. 
Davis,  Andrew,  joiner,  20  Forest  Park  road 
Davis,  Archibald,  foreman  blacksmith,  86  Ferry  road 
Davis,  Robert,  clothier,  Morton's  square,  31  Wellgate 
Davis,  William  E.,  superintendent,  London,  Edinburgh,  and  Glasgow 

Assurance  Co.,  Limited,  3  Charles  street 
DAWSON   &  CO.,   wholesale   and   retail  drapers,   tailors,    hatters,    and 

milliners,  38,  40,  and  42  Westport.     See  Adv.  p.  88 
Dawson,  David,  teacher,  Tay  Street  Public  School ;  h.  2  Balgay  avenue 
Dawson,  D.  R.,  merchant,  7  Bell  street ;  h.  Ingleside,  Lower  Craigie 
Dawson,  Henry,  beamer,  32  Hill  town 


200  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dawson  &  Hunter,  dress,  mantle,  and  millinery  warehousemen,  12  and 
14  Reform  street 

Dawson,  John,  of  Dawson  &  Co.,  18  Airlie  place 

Dawson,  John,  gardener,  Duncraig  lodge,  Glamis  road 

Dawson,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  27  Rose  street  ;  h.  19  Bain  sq, 

Dawson,  Samuel,  machineworker,  14  Dura  street 

Dawson,  William,  of  Dawson  &  Hunter,  Claremont,  West  Ferry 

Dawson,  William,  millforeman,  8  Daniel  street 

Dawson,  William,  of  W.  &  J.  Dawson,  19  Bain  square 

Dawson,  W,  &  J.,  grocers  and  wine  merchants,  112  Victoria  road 

Dawson,  Mrs,  dress  and  jacket  maker,  19  Bain  square 

Deans,  George,  milloverseer,  57  Mains  road 

Deas,  Henry,  enginefitter,  7  Balfour  street 

Deas,  James,  clothier,  38  and  40  Commercial  st. ;  h.  Sea  view  cot.,  Barnhill 

Deas,  John,  coachbuilder,  23  Baxter  street 

DEAS,  JOHN  J.,  of  the  "Deas  Caligraph,"  factor  for  all  kinds  of  type- 
writers, 1  Mid  street.     See  Adv.  p.  67 

DEESIDE  Hydropathic  Establishment.     See  Adv.  p.  22 

De  Gernier,  Ed. ,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  30  Tindal's  wynd  ;  h.  7  Castle  lane 

Delay  en,  E.,  French  teacher,  65  Commercial  street 

Dempster,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  101  Hawkhill  ;  h.  6  Park  ter. 

Dempster,  G.  B. ,  painter  and  paperhanger,  5  Rosefield  st. ;  h.  5  Ogilvie  st. 

Dempster,  William,  butcher,  88  Scouringburn 

Dempster,  Mrs  James,  fish  merchant,  23  Nethergate;  h.  17  Crichton  st. 

Denham,  Hannah,  dressmaker,  90  Seagate 

Denholm,  William,  193  Perth  road 

Denholm,  Mrs,  212  Blackness  road 

Denmark,  Consul  for — B.  L.  Nairn,  26  Commercial  street 

Dens  Road  Works,  Dens  road  ;  John  Laird,  jun.,  manufacturer 

Dens  Works,  13  Princes  st. ;  Baxter  Brothers  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  manufacturers 

Derrick,  James  C,  water  inspector,  62  Ferry  road 

Deuchars,  Alexander,  cabdiiver,  22  Arthur  street 

Deuchars,  A.,  water  inspec,  7  Euclid  st. ;  h.  Wormit  Reservoir,  Newport 

Deuchars,  Charles,  shore  porter,  4  Balfour  street 

Deuchars,  James,  clerk,  20  Nelson  street 

Deuchars,  Mrs  David,  apartments,  9  St  Andrew's  street 

DEUCHARS,  Mrs  DAVID,  lace  and  curtain  cleaner.  Nelson  place,  20 
Nelson  street.     See  Adv.  p.  34 

Devany,  James,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  51  Princes  st.  ;  It.  51  Lilybank  rd. 

Devereux,  Howard  P.,  collector  of  Customs  ;  A.  Balgillo  cres.,  B.  Ferry 

Devoto,  Peter,  ice-cream  mei'chant,  12  Shore  terrace ;  h.  77  Overgate 

Dewar,  Alexander,  police  constable,  5  Blyth  street 

Dewar,  Alexander,  traveller,  15  Castle  street ;  h.  3  Hilltown 

Dewar,  Alfred  A.,  tinsmith,  Summerlea  place,  Mains  road 

Dewar,  Andrew,  factory  manager,  22.  Airlie  place 

Dewar  &  Christie,  cotton  yarn  agents  and  millfurnishers,  2  Baltic  bldgs. 

Dewar,  Daniel,  8  Osborne  place 

Dewar,  David,  chief  constable  and  procurator-fiscal,  Central  Police 
chambers,  West  Bell  street;  h.  5  Windsor  terrace 

Dewar,  David,  blacksmith,  45  Princes  street 

Dewar,  David,  cloth  lapper,  32  Peddie  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  201 

Dewar,  James,  waggon  inspector,  31  Annfield  road 
Dewar,  James,  compositor,  4c  King  street 
Dewar,  James,  ironturner,  6  Victoria  square 
Dewar,  Jane,  fruiterer,  73  Perth  road 
Dewar,  John,  fireman,  26  Ogilvie's  road 
Dewar,  John  F.,  blacksmith,  1  South  Baffin  street 
Dewar,  Mary,  dairykeeper,  43  N.  Wellmgton  street;  h.  8  Alexander  at. 
Dewar,  Peter,  ironturner,  12  Alexander  street 
Dewar,  William,  mechanic,  10  Ashton  place 
Dewar,  William,  coal  merchant,  33  Kincardine  street 
Dewar,  William,  mechanic,  17  Grlamis  street 
Dewar,  William,  engineer,  166  Perth  road 
Dewar,  Mrs  Duncan,  35  Wilkie's  lane 
Dewar,  Mrs,  grocer,  22  Caldrum  street 
Dewar,  Mrs,  24  Gardner  street 
Dewar,  Miss  Maggie,  dressmaker,  8  Kinloch  street 
Dick,  David,  clerk,  19  Victoria  street 
Dick,  George  C,  draper,  52  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Dick,  George  P.,  spirit  merchant,  87a  Lochee  road;  h.  72 
Dick,  James,  hay,  straw,  and  grain  merchant,  40  Lochee  road;  h.  51 
Dick,  James,  butcher,  5  North  Church  street;  h.  69 
Dick,  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  155  Victoria  road ;   h.  143 
Dick,  James,  factory  foreman,  15  Rosefield  street 
Dick,  John,  joiner,  69  South  Tay  street ;  h.  80  Hawkhill 
Dick,  Robert,  joiner,  13  St  Mary  street 

Dick,  R.  &  J.,  gutta-percha  and  leather  boot  and  shoe  manufs,,21  Overgate 
Dick,  Sabella,  dressmaker,  11  Whitehall  street 
Dick,  Thomas,  carpenter,  3  King  street 
Dick,  Thomas,  ironturner,  5  Milnbank  road 
Dick,  William  S.,  clerk,  6  Gardner  street 
Dick,  Mrs  J. ,  tinsmith,  20  Kirk  entiy  ;  h.  59  Wellgate 
Dick,  Miss  Agnes,  14  St  Mary's  place 
Dick,  Miss  J.  A.,  dressmaker,  160  Hilltown 
Dick,  Misses  Jessie  and  Margaret,  44  King  street 
Dick,  Miss,  19  Victoria  street 
Dickie,  David,  wholesale  builders'  ironmonger,  27  to  31  Commercial  st. 

(TelephoneNo.  179);  /i.  Ballochmyle,  Norwood  cres. (Teleph.  No.  1001) 
Dickie  &  Duncan,  wholesale  boot  and  shoe  merchants,  22  &  24  Bank  st. 
Dickie,  D.,  clerk,  28  Ferry  road 

Dickie,  James,  of  Dickie  &  Duncan,  Ythanbank,  5  Lynnewood  place 
DICKIE,  JAMES  A.,  wire  worker  and  bellhanger,  14,   18,  and  22  Barrack 

street ;  h.  Inverbay  villa,  Invergowrie.     See  Adv.  p.  51 
Dickie   &   Paul,    solicitors   and   notaries   public,    11   Whitehall   street 

(Telephone  No.  101) 
Dickie,  Samuel,  enginedriver,  15  Union  place 

Dickie,  William  B.,  of  Dickie  &  Paul,  Cambustay,  Broughty  Ferry 
Dickson,  Alexander,  of  Robertson,  Dickson,  &  Co.,  Taybank,  Tayport 
Dickson,  David,  joiner,  3  Lowden's  alley 

Dickson,  David,  of  David  Dickson  &  Co.,  18  Kilnburn  pL,  E.  Newport 
Dickson,  David,  &  Co.,  merchants,  40  St  Andrew's  street 
Dickson,  John,  pointsman,  38  Seafield  road 


202  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dickson,  J.  W. ,  traveller,  33  Stirling  street 

Dickson,  Wm.,  ironmonger,  20  and  21  Highst.  ;  h.  Cliftonbank,  Newport 

Dickson,  Wm. ,  tchr. ,  Eosebank  Public  School ;  h.  9  Louise  ter.,  W.  Ferry 

Dickson,  William,  police  constable,  12  St  Mary's  place 

Dickson,  William  C,  of  Congleton  &  Dickson,  Taybank,  Tayport 

Dickson,   W.    M.,    superintendent  and   secretary,    Dundee  Industrial 

Schools  Society;  h.  Industrial  Schools,  Baldovan 
Dingwall,  John,  draper,  19  Baxter  street ;  h.  21 
Dingwall,  William,  vanman,  2  Corso  street 
Dingwall,  William,  clerk,  2  Rosefield  street 
Dingwall,  Mrs  William,  60  Strathmartine  road 
Dingwall,  Mrs,  179  Blackness  road 
Dixon,  George,  ironmoulder,  23  Scott  street 
Dixon,  H.  G. ,  ironmonger,  cutler,  sawmaker,  and  athletic  goods  merchant, 

41  High  st.  ;  cycle  agt. ,  &c. ,  50  Union  st. ;  h.  7  Kilnburn  pi.,  Newport 
Dixon,  William,  Limited,  coalmasters,  24  Yeaman  shore 
Dobbie,  David,  mechanic,  69  North  Church  street 
Dobbie,  Francis,  porter,  10  Morrison's  court 
Dobson,  Edward,  bookkeeper,  129  Nethergate 
Dobson,  Helen,  7  Park  terrace 

Dobson,  Thos.  G.,  Inland  Revenue,  31  Bank  st.;  h.  2  Tay  ter.,  B.  Ferry 
Docherty,  Hugh,  shipmaster,  132  Hawkhill 
Docherty,  Mary  Ann,  broker,  5  Session  street 
Docherty,  Peter,  cutler  and  brassfinisher,  34  Hawkhill 
Dock  Street  Warehouse  Co.  ,13  Panmure  st. ;  DavidMartin  &  Co. , managers 
Doctor,  John,  milloverseer,  67  Milnbank  road 

Doctor,  Wm., grocer, tea, wine, &spt.mer.,  1  Kinloch st. ;  h. lOSRosebank st. 
Doctor, Wm.  F.,  manuf.,  Jamaica  St.  Works ;  h.  Ashleigh,  East  Newport 
Dodds  &  Bathie,  agricultural  auctioneers  and  live  stock  salesmen,  19  High 

street  (Telephone  No.  719),  and  at  86  High  street,  Arbroath 
Dodds,  J.  Dickson,   export  and  commission  merchant,  and  insurance 

agent,  2  India  buildings  ;  A-.  2  St  Johnswood  terrace 
Dodds,  Thomas  M.,  of  Dodds  &  Bathie,  Baldoviefarm 
Dodds,  Robert  William,  missionary  to  the  deaf  and  dumb,  31  Reform 

street ;  h.  43  Peddie  street 
Doig,  Alexander  P. ,  tailor's  cutter,  2  Seafield  lane 


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Andrew,  mason,  55  Hill  street 

Archibald,  carter,  109  Hospital  wynd 

David,  house  proprietor,  59  Caldrum  street 

Hector,  tenter,  2  Urquhart  street 

James,  of  Hunter,  Doig,  &  Palmer,  3  Ellen  street 

James,  bridie  and  pie  baker,  46  Overgate  ;  h.  48 

James,  tailor,  16  Baffin  street 

James,  tenter,  2  Erskine  street 

James,  mechanic,  58  Caldrum  street 

James  K.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  30  Seagate ;  h.  3  Hilltown 

James  S. ,  hairdresser,  7  Charles  street ;  h.  31  Dallfield  terrace 

John,  mechanic,  24  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 

John  L.,  of  Wm.  Doig  &  Son,  Rosebank  cottage,  West  Newport 

John,  &  Son,  joiners  and  funeral  undertakers,  39  Wellgate 

Mary,  12^  Mortimer  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  203 

Doig,  Thomaa,  of  Thomas  Doig  &  Son,  110  Victoria  road 
Doig,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  82  Victoria  road 
Doig,  Thomas,  of  John  Doig  &  Son,  4  Morrison's  court 
Doig,  Thomas,  &  Son,  sculptors  and  builders,  167  Victoria  road 
Doig,  William,  of  William  Doig  &  Son,  Tayville,  West  Newport 
Doig,  William,  tenter,  13  Derby  street 
Doig,  William,  draper,  15  Annheld  row 
Doig,  William,  batching  overseer,  5  Ellen  street 

Doig,  Wm.,  &  Son,  chemists  and  druggists,  9  High  st.  and  113  Albert  st. 
Doig,  Miss  Margaret,  13  William  street,  Forebank 
Doig,  Mrs  William,  house  proprietor,  6  St  Peter  street 
Dolan,  James,  fiaxdresser,  3  Blinshall  street 
Dolan,  John  M.,  general  dealer,  9  Temple  lane 

Dolan,  William,  tobacco  pipe  manuftr,  26  Wilkie's  lane  ;  ^.  10  Well  road 
Don  Brothers,  Buist,  &  Co.,  flax  and  jute  spinners  and  manufacturers, 

Ward  Mills,  Barrack  street,  and  at  Forfar 
Don,  David,  accountant,  104  Commercial  street ;  h.  6  Greenfield  place 
Don  &  Duncan,  manufacturers,  King's  Cross  Works,  Lochee 
Don,  Francis,  grocer,  26  Rosebank  road  ;  h.  23  Rose  street 
Don,  Gilbert   W. ,  of  Don  Bros.,  Buist,   &  Co.,   Dundee,  and  Wm.  & 

John  Don  &  Co. ,  Forfar ;  h.  Clocksbriggs  house,  Forfar 
Don,  James,  of  Don  &  Duncan,  Inverary  terrace 
Don,  John  B.,  of  Don  Bros.,  Buist,  &  Co.,  Dundee,  and  Wm.  &  John 

Don  &  Co.,  Forfar;  /;.  Maulesden,  near  Brechin 
Don  &  M'Gavin,  dressmakers,  310  Hawkhill 
Don,  Robert  B.,  of  Don  Bi-os.,  Buist,  &  Co.,  Dundee,  and  Wm.  &  John 

Don  &  Co. ,  Forfar  'y  h.  The  Lodge,  Broughty  Ferry 
Don,  William,  factoryworker,  27  Miller's  wynd 
Donaghey,  John  J.,  chemist  and  druggist,  193  Overgate 
Donaghey,  Mary  Ann,  8  Miller's  wynd 
Donaghey,  S.  J.,  8  Miller's  wynd 

Donald,   Alexander,  photographer,   17  Wellington  street  and  62  Com- 
mercial street  ;  A.  17  Wellington  street 
Donald,  Andrew  B, ,  carpenter,  5  Baffin  street 
Donald,  A  ,  draper,  23  Forebank  road 
Donald  Brothers,  manufacturers  and  merchants,  James'  Park  Factory, 

98  Albert  st. ;  office,  2  Meadow  Place  buildings  (Telephone  No.  458' 
Donald,  David,  of  Donald  Brothers,  Earle  villa,  Broughty  Ferry 
Donald,  David,  butcher,  120  Rosebank  street ;  h.  7  Rosebank  road 
Donald,  David,  seaman,  20  Lilybank  road 
Donald,  David,  mechanic,  12  North  Erskine  street 
Donald,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  87  and  89  Milnbank  road ; 

h.  11  Pitalpin  street,  Lochee 
Donald,  David,  yardman  to  Police  Commissioners,  3  Tannadice  street 
Donald,  David,  ironturner,  61  Lochee  road 
Donald,  George,  tailor,  4  Dens  brae 

Donald,  George,  of  John  L.  Roy  &  Donald,  3  St  Mary's  terrace 
Donald,  James,  moulder,  6  Roslin  terrace 
Donald,  James,  electrician,  5  Lawrence  street 
Donald,  James  P.,  clerk,  4  Balgay  avenue 
Donald,  Jessie,  licensed  broker  and  china  merchant,  302  Hawkhill 


204  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Donald,  Robert,  railway  guard,  6  Cleghorn  street 

Donald,  Stewart,  accountant,  Dens  Works  ;  h.  7  Erskine  terrace 

DONALD,  WILLIAM,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  6  and  8  Gardner's  lane  ;  h. 

Rowanbank,  Rankine  street.     See  Adv.  p.  34 
Donald,  William,  street  porter,  2  Tindal's  wynd 
Donald,  William,  cabinetmaker,  2  Westfield  place 
Donald,  William,  grocer,  26  Small's  wynd 
Donald,  William,  tenter,  47a  Hospital  wynd 
Donald,  William  B. ,  teller.  Savings  Bank  ;  A.  2  Isles'  lane 
Donald,  Mrs,  confectioner,  32  Arbroath  road 
Donaldson,  Alexander,  hamcurer,  1 1  Balfour  street 
Donaldson,  Alexander,  porter,  32  Main  street 

Donaldson,  Alexander,  bootmaker,  61  Wellgate  ;  h.  4  Stirling  street 
Donaldson,  Alexander,  platelayer,  5  Blackheath  place 
Donaldson,  Alexander,  calenderworker,  13  Hospital  wynd 
Donaldson,  Alexander,  tailor,  20  St  Mary's  place 

Donaldson,  Alex.  I.,  pastry  baker,  2  Ritchie's  lane  ;  h.  186  Blackness  rd. 
Donaldson,  Charles,  mason,  6  Catherine  street 
Donaldson,  David,  china  merchant,  28  Rosebank  street 
Donaldson,  George,  dresser,  10  Pitfour  street 
Donaldson,  George,  mechanic,  4  Annfield  street 
Donaldson,  George,  mason,  13  Speed's  terrace,  Tait's  lane 
Donaldson,  James,  late  teacher,  5  Baxter  Park  terrace 
Donaldson,  James,  mechanic.  111  Hawkhill 
Donaldson,  James,  compositor,  2  Peddie  street 
Donaldson,  James,  ironturner,  192  Ferry  road 
Donaldson,  James,  cowfeeder,  Fairfield  road,  Fairmuir 
Donaldson,  James,  tailor,  32  William  street,  Forebank 
Donaldson,  John,  yarn  and  linen  merchant,  1   Royal  Exchange  place ; 

h.  Crescentbank,  Newport 
Donaldson,  John,  church-officer,  Hawkhill  U.P.  Ch.;  h.  106  Haw^khill 
Donaldson,  John,  tenter,  7  Pennycook  lane 
Donaldson,  Peter,  sorting  clerk.  Post  Office  ;  h.  6  Forfar  road 
Donaldson,  Peter,  overseer,  3  Pennycook  lane 
Donaldson,  Robert,  tenter,  23  Scott  street 
Donaldson,  William,  factory  overseer,  4  Kinloch  street 
Donaldson,  William,  powerloom  overseer,  7  Crescent  street 
Donaldson,  William,  hairdresser,  15  Princes  street ;  h.  17  Lyon  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs  James,  1  Argyle  place,  Thomson  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs  M.,  gi'ocer  and  spiritdealer,  33  Nelson  st. ;  h.  87  Ann  st. 
Donaldson,  Miss  Jane,  teacher,  166  Lochee  road 
Donn,  Robert,  compositor,  48  Seafield  road 

Donnet,  Jas. ,  grocer  and  spiritmer. ,  94  Dura  st. ;  ^.  1  Athole  ter.  ,Maryfield 
Don's  Road  Factory,  Don's  road;  J.  H.  F.  Henderson  &  Co.,  manufactrs. 
Donside  Paper  Company,  Limited,  papermakers,  Donside  Paper  Mills, 

Aberdeen  ;  registered  office,  1  Bank  st.  ;  Henry  A.  Pattulio,  secy. 
Doran,  Edward,  traveller,  28  Overgate 
Dorward,  John,  joiner,  13  Ure  street 

Dorward,  William,  confectioner,  56  Strathmartine  road  ;  h.  2  Russell  st. 
Dorward,  William,  auctioneer,  15  Vault 
Dorward,  Mrs  John,  midwife,  44  Ferry  road 


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Dott,  David,  grocer,  5  North  Ellen  street 

Dott,  Wm.,  goods  superintendent,  Taybridge  station;  h.  93  Arbroath  rd. 
Dougall,  James,  boilercoverer,  49  Trades  lane  ;  h.  30  Dundonald  street 
Dougall,  Robert,  fruiterer,  14  Church  street,  Maxwelltown  ;  h.  3 
Douglas,  Alexander,  timber  merchant,  Camperdown  Saw  Mills  ;  1i.  Aber- 

lemno  terrace,  348  Perth  road 
Douglas,  Andrew,  shipwatchman,  14  New  Inn  entry 
Douglas,  Andrew,  confectioner,  40  Polepark  road 

Douglas,  Blain  C,  surv^eyor,  91  Commercial  st. ;  A.  Douglas  brae,  B.  Ferry 
Douglas,  David,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  Crichton  street ;  h. 

3  Dalhousie  terrace 
Douglas,  David,  draughtsman,  8  Roslin  terrace 
Douglas,  David,  assistant  librarian,  8  Balfour  street 
Douglas  Foundry,  Graham  street,  Clepington  road ;  Thomson,  Son,  &  Co. 
Douglas,  George,  38  Whitehall  street 

Douglas,  Geo.  C.,  C.E. ,  of  Geo.  C.  Douglas  &  Co.,  Osborne  pl.,E.  Newport 
Douglas,  George  C. ,  telegraphist,  24  Baldovan  terrace,  Park  avenue 
DOUGLAS,  GEORGE  C,  &  CO.,  consulting  engmeers,  patent  agents,  and 

valuers  of  mills  and  machinery,  41  Reform  street.     See  Adv.  p.  65 
Douglas,  James,  turner,  13  Kinloch  street 
Douglas,  John,  retired  engraver,  2  Airlie  terrace 

Douglas,  John,  mangr.,  Dundee  Courier;  h.  3  Caenlochan  villas, W.  Ferry 
Douglas,  John,  joiner,  36  Dundonald  street 

Douglas,  Mackenzie  Geo.,  clerk,  19  Cowgate  ;  h.  Dronfarm,  Longf organ 
Douglas,  Matthew  C,  turner,  31  Cleghorn  street 
Douglas,  Peter,  upholsterer,  81  Victoria  road 
Douglas,  Reid,  &  Co.,  spinners,  manufacturers,  and  merchants,  West 

Ward  Works  and  Blackness  Works 
Douglas  &  Smith,  engravers  and  lithographers,  8  Crichton  street 
Douglas,  William  John,  inspector,   Standard   Life  Assurance   Co.,   19 

Cowgate  ;  h.  Dron  farm,  Longforgan 
Douglas,  W.  A.,  of  Douglas,  Reid,  &  Co.,  Idabank,  Broughty  Ferry 
Douglas,  Mrs  James,  1  North  Wellington  street 
Douglas,  Mrs,  6  Stirling  sti'eet 

Douglas,  Miss  Agnes,  grocer,  24  Balfour  street ;  h.  8 
Dove,  Edwin,  messenger  inspector,  Post  Office ;  h.  19  Kinloch  place 
Dow,  Alexander,  1  Gowrie  place 
Dow,  Alexander,  mason,  71  Magdalen  green 
Dow,  Andrew  G.,  M.A.,M.B.,C.M.,  32  South  Tay  street 
Dow,  David,  accountant,    Camperdown  Jute  Works  ;    h.  Marchbank 

house,  Lochee 
Dow,  David,  stationer,  19  Princes  street 
Dow,  George,  waiter,  21  Union  place 

Dow,  Jas.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  36  Scoui-ingburn ;  h.  2  Wilkie's  lane 
Dow,  James,  joiner,  74  Ann  street 
Dow,  James,  tlovirmiller,  3  Springhill 
Dow,  John,  iron,  steel,  and  metal  merchant,  5  Commercial  street ;  h. 

Woodmuir  park,  West  Newport 
Dow,  John,  painter,  3  Reid  street 
Dow,  John  Ewan,  merchant  and  manufacturer,  10  Victoria  chambers; 

h.  Brook  cottage,  Broughty  Ferry 


206  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dow,  John,  laundry  proprietor,  107  Victoria  road  ;  h.  4  Forebank  road 

Dow,  Margaret,  30  South  Tay  street 

Dow,  Pat.,  accountant,  D.  P.  &L.  Shipping  Co. ;  h.  17  Magdalen  Yard  rd. 

Dow,  Robert,  joiner,  22  Barrack  street 

Dow,  Thomas,  law-clerk,  253  Blackness  road 

Dow,  Walter,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  22  Nelson  street 

Dow,  Wm,,  wholesale  and  export  potato  and  fruit  mer.,  18  Hawkhill;  A.  9i 

Dow,  Mrs  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  24  N.  Tay  st.;  h.  2  St  David's  lane 

Dow,  Miss  Janet,  music-teacher,  253  Blackness  road 

Dowall,  William  P.,  of  Alex.  A.  Miln  &  Co.,  Pitalpin  house,  Lochee 

Dowie,  George,  clerk,  9  Roslin  terrace 

Dowie,  Rev.  Jas.,  Maryfield  Established  Church  ;  h.  3  Baxter  Park  ter» 

Downie,  Albert,  bootriveter,  50  Dallfield  walk 

Downie,  Alexander  P.,  clerk  and  deputy  superintendent,   Mercantile 

Marine  Office  ;  h.  18  Kincardine  street 
Downie,  Andrew,  joiner,  13  Alexander  street 
Downie,  Andrew,  coal  merchant,  23  M 'Donald  street 
Downie,  Archibald,  house  proprietor,  38  Whitehall  street 
Downie,  Charles,  restaurateur,  Whitehall  crescent ;  h.  38  Whitehall  st. 
Downie,  James,  shipmaster,  76  High  street 
Downie,  James  L.,  cashier,  219  Blackness  road 
Downie,  Jessie  Y.,  33  Forebank  road 
Downie,  John,  cloth  inspector,  39  Park  wynd 
Downie,  John  C,  overseer,  18  Kincardine  street 
Downie,  Robert,  vanman,  117  Ann  street 
Downie,  Thomas,  machinist,  118  Albert  street 
Downie,  William,  butcher,  54  Watson  street ;  A.  8  Baffin  sti'eet 
Do"v\Tiie,Wm.  C, foreman  turner,  Blackness  Foundry;  h.  179  Blackness  rd. 
Downie,  Mrs  James,  milliner,  76  High  street 
Doyle,  John,  traveller,  1  Littlejohn  street 

Draffen,  George,  of  Draffen  &  Jarvie,  Panbryde  lodge,  Westpark  road 
Draffen  &  Jarvie,  warehousemen,  8  &  10  Nethergate  and  1  Whitehall  st. 
Drimmie,  Allan,  fireman,  67  Lochee  road 
Dron,  Thomas,  clerk,  26  Nelson  street 
Dron,  Mrs  David  S.,  10  Somerville  place 
Drummond,  David,  engineer,  5  Melrose  terrace 

Drummond,  George,  of  William  Kinnear  &  Co.,  Battenberg  ter.,  Tayport 
Drummond,  Henry,  of  Henry  Drummond  &  Co. ,  1 1  Westfield  lane 
Drummond,  Henry,  &  Co.,  house  painters  and  decorators,  36  Barrack  st. 
Drummond,  James,  joiner,  51  Alexander  street 
Drummond,  James,  railway  guard,  7  Balfour  street 
Drummond,  John,  shipcarpenter,  27  Charles  street 
Drummond,  John,  painter,  24  Lawson  place 
Drummond,  John,  bookbinder,  95  Victoria  road 

Drummond,  John  W.,  fruit  mer.,  7  and  9  Baltic  st.;  h.  340  Perth  road 
Drummond,  William,  sailmaker,  62  Peddie  street 
Drummond,  William  D.,  fruit  merchant,  2  Strawberrybank 
Drummond,  Mrs  A.,  confectioner,  2  Carmichael  st.;  h.  42 Hospital  wynd 
Drummond,  Mrs  A.  S.,  Myrtle  cottage,  11  Westfield  lane 
Drummond,  Mrs  David,  338  Perth  road 
Drummond,  Mi's  Eliza,  166  Perth  road 


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Dryden,  David,  joiner,  6  Ogilvie's  road 

Dry  den,  David,  lorryman,  57  Cowgate 

Dryden,  James,  police  constable,  7  Parker  street 

Dryden,  James,  inspector  of  Harbour  police ;  h.  Harbour  Police  office 

Dryden,  James,  lapper,  93  King  street 

Dryden,  James,  late  merchant,  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  road 

Dryden,  James,  jun.,  mechanic,  93  King  street 

Dryden,  Samuel,  dyer,  30  Hospital  wynd 

Dryden,  William,  millwright,  20  Rosebank  street 

Dryden,  "William  E.,  fruit  merchant,  35  Union  street  and  37  Victoria 

road  ;  h.  27  Victoria  road 
Drysdale,  David,  mechanic,  Mortimer  place 
Drysdale,  David,   saddler,   trunk,   and  portmanteau  maker,   6  Castle 

street ;  h.  14  Cotton  road 
Drysdale,  William,  officer,  St  Matthew's  Church  ;  h.  53  Ferry  road 
Dudhope  Tanworks,  Brown  street  and  Smellie's  lane  ;  H.  Henderson  & 

Sons,  tanners,  curriers,  and  leather  merchants 
Dudhope  Works,  Douglas  street ;  Wm.  Fergusson  &  Sons,  manufacturers 
Duff,  Alexander,  police  constable,  20  Benvie  road 
Duff,  Alexander,  assistant  inspector  of  cleansing,  149  Seagate 
Duff,  David,  grocer,  28  Balfour  street 
Duff,  John,  storekeeper,  24  Parker  street 
Duff,  John,  general  dealer,  15  Arthur  street 
Duff,  John,  proprietor.  New  City  Loan  Co.,  188  and  190  Scouringburn  ; 

h.  7  Airlie  terrace 
Duff,  John,  of  Green  &  Duff,  7  Cardean  street 
Duff,  John  M.,  saddler,  61  Hill  street 

Duff, P.M.,  commis.  mercht.,3Coupar'salley;A.6Bothwell  ter.,  W.Ferry 
Duff,  Robert,  gardener,  71  Watson  street 

Duff,  Thomas,  &Co.,  Limited,  merchants,  2  Meadow  Place  buildings 
Duff,  William,  lodgings,  7  North  Lindsay  street 

Duff,  Wm.  D.,  fruit  mercht.,  65  Strathmartine  rd.;  h.  17^  Wellington  st. 
Duff,  Mrs  Alexander,  5  Rustic  place 
Duff,  Mrs  Leanus,  28  South  Tay  street 
Duff,  Mrs  Peter,  cowfeeder,  175  Victoria  road 
Duffus,  George,  surveyor  of  shipping,  234  Perth  road 
Duffus,  George,  upholsterer,  3  Kincardine  street 
Duffus,  Henry  B.,  outdoor  inspector  of  pooi',  15  Baxter  street 
Duffus,  John  Henderson,  house  proprietor,  2  Gowrie  place 
Duffus,  John  H. ,  clerk,  3  Kinnaird  street 
Duffus,  John  H.,  cashier,  21  Perth  road 
Duffus,  William,  frenchpolisher,  38  Ann  street 
Duffus,  William,  tailor,  29  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 
Duffus,  Mrs  David,  midwife,  34  Victoria  street 
Duffy,  Francis,  shoemaker,  60  Hilltown ;  A.  21 
Duffy,  Joseph,  bar  manager,  40  Hunter  street 
Duffy,  Mrs  Susan,  dressmaker,  40  Hunter  street 
Duggins,  David,  hacklegrinder,  15  Kincardine  street 
Duguid,  William,  compositor,  8  Park  terrace 
Duirs,  James,  compositor,  6  Melrose  terrace 
Duirs,  William,  coal  agent,  89  Arbroath  road 


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Duke,  Charles,  goods  checker,  Caledonian  Railway  ;  h.  187  Overgate 

Duke,  Helen,  stationer,  101  Ann  street 

Duke,  William,  mechanic,  237  Blackness  road 

Duke,  William  S.,  builder,  Bonnybank  road;  h.  141  Ann  street 

Duke,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  34  Gellatly  street 

Duke,  Miss  Ann,  grocer,  193  Hawkhill ;  h.  10  Ashton  place 

Dumbrake,  Alexander,  fireman,  304  Loons  road 

Dunbar,  Geo.,  sheriff  criminal  officer.  Courthouse bldgs.;  h.  9  Stirling  st. 

Dunbar,  Isabella,  cook,  Industrial  School,  Ward  road 

Dunbar,  James,  mechanic,  49  Ure  street 

Dunbar,  Rev.  James  J.,  St.  John  Baptist  Epis.  Church  ;  h.  12  King  street 

Dunbar,  Robert  W.,  shore  porter,  36  Lilybank  road 

Dunbar,  William,  solicitor,  depute  procurator-fiscal.  Courthouse  build- 
ings ;  h.  9  Viewforth  street 

Dunbar,  Rev.  W.  A.,  WishartU.P.  Church  ;  h.  Daisybank,  Forfar  road 

DUNBLANE  HYDROPATHIC,  Perthshire.     See  Adv.  p.  21 

Duncan,  Aikman,  railway  servant,  70  Peddie  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  builder,  9  West  Bell  st.  ;  h.  Tayview,  E.  Newport 

Duncan,  Alexander,  shipmaster,  11  South  Union  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  miUoverseer,  20  Ellen  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  jun.,  clerk,  8  Baffin  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  of  Dickie  &  Duncan,  Norwood  terrace,  46  Thomson  st. 

Duncan,  Alexander,  dresser,  23  Stirling  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  2  Roslin  terrace 

Duncan,  Alexander,  carpenter,  19  Grove  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  harbour  porter,  12  Malcolm  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  of  Bell  &  Duncan,  114  Rosebank  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  reed  and  camb  manufacturei-s,  30  Hilltown 

Duncan,  Andrew  G. ,  butcher,  57  Murray  gate  ;  h.  Victoria  cot. ,  Baldovie 

Duncan,  A.,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  114  Scouringburn  ;  h.  43  Ure  st. 

Duncan,  A.  Bethune,  of  Don  &  Duncan,  2  Dudhope  terrace 

Duncan,  A.  James,  M.D.,  Nethergate  house,  158  Nethergate 

Duncan  Brothers,  merchants  and  manufacturers,  20  Panmure  street 

Duncan  Brothers,  drapers,  milliners,  dressmakers,  and  sewing-machine 
agents,  123  Hawkhill 

Duncan,  Charles,  coal  merchant,  49  Victoria  road 

DUNCAN,  CHARLES,  draper,  milliner,  and  dressmaker.  The  Forum,  32  to 
36  Wellgate;  h.  54  Seafield  road.     See  Adv.  p.  76 

Duncan,  Charles,  warehouseman,  38  Peddie  street 

Duncan,  Charles,  draper's  assistant,  7  Park  avenue 

Duncan,  Charles  C. ,  of  David  Duncan  &  Son,  Inglefield,  Dalkeith  road 

Duncan,  Christian,  telegraphist.  Post  Office  ;  h.  3  Mountpleasant 

Duncan,  David,  of  David  Duncan  &  Son,  Bellfield,  200  Ferry  road 

Duncan,  David,  slater,  33  Rosebank  street;  h.  119^  Hilltown 

Duncan,  David,  harbour  porter,  8  Graham  place 

Duncan,  David,  cabinetmaker,  55  Dura  street 

Duncan,  David,  printer,  121  Hawkhill 

Duncan,  David,  boilermaker,  37  Cotton  road 

Duncan,  David,  collector,  42  Hospital  wynd 

Duncan,  David,  clerk,  33  Cleghorn  street 

Duncan,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  99  Albert  street 


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Duncan,  David,  fitter,  24  Rose  street 
Duncan,  David,  joiner,  31  Cleghorn  street 
Duncan,  David  R.,  traveller,  21  Derby  street 
Duncan,  David,  &  Son,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  41  Reform  street. 

(Telephone  No.  781  ;  Telegraphic  address,  "Duncans,  Solicitors") 
Duncan,  Edward,  mason,  22  North  street 

Duncan,  George,  housepainter,  75  Lochee  road  ;  h.  187^  Victoria  road 
Duncan,  George,  butcher,  161  Perth  road  ;  ^.  17  Union  place 
Duncan,  George,  mason,  19  Miller's  wynd 

Duncan,  George,  of  Alex.  Duncan  &  Sons,  Duff  street,  Clepington  road 
Duncan,  George,  of  George  Duncan  &  Co.,  Lawmill  cottage,  Coldside 
Duncan,  Geo.  A.,  assistant  superintendent,  Post  Office;  h.  22  Shamrock  st. 
Duncan,  George,  &  Co. ,  merchants,  Byron  street 

Duncan,  Rev.  George  M.,  M.  A.,  St  Salvador's  Epis.  Ch. ;  h.  3  S.George  st. 
Duncan,  Helen,  church-officer,  Glasite  Church  ;  h.  4  King  street 
Duncan,  Henry,  vanman,  25  Catherine  street 
Duncan,  Hutchison,  tenter,  32  Carmichael  street 
Duncan,  James,  of  P.  M.  Duncan  &  Son,  5  Panmure  terrace 
Duncan,  James,  of  Winter,  Duncan,  &  Co.,  St  Mary's  terrace,  Downfield 
Duncan,  James,  painter,  221  Hilltown ;  h.  219 
Duncan,  James,  butcher,  23  Victoria  road  and  148  Hilltown;  h.  Hope 

cottage,  41  Rosebank  street 
Duncan,  James,  harbour  porter,  19  Langlands  street 
Duncan,  James,  seaman,  46  Charles  street 
Duncan,  James,  joiner,  90  Hill  street 

Duncan,  James,  church-officer,  St  John's  Est.  Church;  h.  3  Kincardine  st. 
Duncan,  James,  tanner,  100  Annfield  road 
Duncan,  James,  mason,  49  Victoria  road 
Duncan,  James,  stationer,  67  Blackscroft 
Duncan,  James,  calenderworker,  29  Wilkie's  lane 
Duncan,  James,  seaman,  3  Ramsay  street 
Duncan,  James,  cattledealer,  3  Willison  street 
Duncan,  James,  carpenter,  110  Victoria  road 

Duncan,  James,  &  Co.,  merchants,  20  Panmure  street,  and  at  New  York 
Duncan,  James  C,  ironturner,  12  Watt  street 

Duncan,  James  T.,  butcher,  42  Watson  st.  ;  h.  Agrabank  cot. ,  Carnoustie 
Duncan,  John,  of  Duncan  Brothers,  merchants,  18  Windsor  street 
Duncan,  John,  of  Winter,  Duncan,  &  Co.,  21  Kilnburn  place,  Newport 
Duncan,  John,  saddler,  24  Cotton  road 
Duncan,  John,  clerk,  12  Watt  street 
Duncan,  John,  mason,  63  Victoria  street 
Duncan,  John,  upholsterer,  1  Blackheath  place 
Duncan,  John,  carting  contractor,  58  Rosebank  street  . 
Duncan,  John,  mechanic,  18  Shepherd's  loan 
Duncan,  John,  shoemaker,  42  Dallfield  walk 
Duncan,  John,  carter,  15  Paterson  street 
Duncan,  John  S.,  engineer,  139  Perth  road 

Duncan,  J.  C,  iron  merchant,  Helenbank  cottage,  Pitkerro  road 
Duncan,  J.  M.,  cashier,  Seafield  Works  ;  h.  Hermonhill,  25  Perth  road 
Duncan,  Peter,  joiner,  31  Princes  street ;  It.  58  Constable  street 
Duncan,  Peter,  anatomy  assistant,  University  College ;  h.  38  Step  row 

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GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

P.  M.,  &  Son,  coal  merchants  and  steamship  owners,  59  Dock  st. 
Robert,  engineer,  28  Kincardine  street 
Robert,  coal  merchant,  91  Ferry  road  ;  /i.  61 
Robert,  mason,  43  Overgate 
Robert,  shipwright,  59  Arbroath  road 
Robert  K. ,  store-clerk,  3  Mountpleasant 

Stewart,  coffeehouse-keeper,  20  Laing  street ;  h.  44  Dens  road 
Thomas,  joiner,  57  Milnbank  road  ;  A.  59 
Thomas,  police  constable,  14  North  Ellen  street 
William,  wholesale  stationer,  printer,  account-book  and  paper- 
manufacturer,  5  Meadow  entry  ;  h,  36  Ferry  road 
William,  delivery  clerk.  West  station  ;  h.  9  Hawkhill 
Wm.,  organist,  Tayport  Parish  Church;  h.  186  Blackness  road 
William,  of  David  Russell  &  Co.,  Welltown,  Coupar- Angus 
William,  passenger  guard,  9  Airlie  terrace 
Wm. ,  church-officer.  Logic  Established  Church ;  //.  17  Balgay  st. 
William,  brassfinisher,  52  Ure  street 
William,  stamper,  82  Dudhope  street 
William,  joiner,  5  Kinloch  street 
William,  grocer,  88  Peddie  street 
William,  collector,  72  Peddie  street 

William  B.,  sorting  clerk,  G.P.O.;  h.  30  Thomson  street 
William  K. ,  flax,  jute,  and  cloth  merchant,  59  Dock  street ;  h.  1 


Constitution  terrace 
Duncan,  William  S.,  grocer,  2  Alexander  street ;  h.  42  Hospital  wynd 
Duncan,  Mrs  E.,  confectioner,  42  Larch  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  E. ,  milliner,  284  Hilltown  ;  h.  1  Main  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  George,  confectioner,  75  King  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  James,  ladies'  nurse,  22  Ellen  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  James,  cab  proprietor,  40  Strathmartine  road 
Duncan,  Mrs  Jessie,  photographer,  4  Commercial  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  John,  Myrtlebank,  10  Maryfield  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs  P.  M.,  1  Constitution  terrace 

Duncan,  Mrs  Thomas,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  14  Barrack  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  Thomas,  confectioner,  87  Princes  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  William,  29  Stirling  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  16  South  George  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  5  Kinnaird  street 
Duncan,  Miss  Bella,  draper,  94  Annfield  road  ;  h.  64  Peddie  street 
Duncan,  Miss  R. ,  dressmaker,  2  Bellfield  lane 
Duncan,  Miss,  babylinen  warehouse,  29  Guthrie  street 
Duncan,  Misses  A.  J.  &  M. ,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  21  Strathmartine 

road;  h.  219  Hilltown 
Duncanson,  A,,  millmanager,  Edward  Street  Mill ;  h,  10  Milnbank  road 
Dundas,  David,  upholsterer,  176  Lochee  road 
Dundas,  James,  mechanic,  14  Annfield  street 

Dundee  Advance  Company,  financial  agents,  62  Commercial  street 
DUNDEE  ADVERTISER;  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.,  managing  proprietor  and 

publisher,  7  to  25  Bank  st.     See  Adv.  on  coloured  leaf  pi'ecedipg  title 
Dundee   Aerated   Water   Manufactui'ing    Company,    Limited ;    Henry 

Blackwood,  manager,  21  Magdalen  Yard  road 


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Dundee  and  Arbroath  Confections  and  Preserve  Manufacturing  Co. ,  Ld., 

confectioners,  13  Park  wynd,  and  at  Arbroath 
Dundee  and  Arbroath  Joint  Railway  ;  office,  Maritime  buildings,  26  East 

Dock  street ;  Geo.  G.  Hamilton,  manager  and  secretary 
Dundee  Arms  Restaitrant,  31  High  street ;  Chas.  M.  M'Leod,  proprietor 
Dundee  Athletic  Grounds  Co.,  Ltd. ;  secretary,  Geoi-ge  Watt,  23  High  st. 
Dundee  Bakers'  House  of  Call,  15  Vault  ;  William  Ramsay,  keeper 
Dundee  Boatshed  Co.,  Esplanade;    William  A.  Edward,    2  Dalhousie 

terrace,  and  A.  H.  Glass,  104  Commercial  street,  joint  secretaries 
DUNDEE  BURIAL  SOCIETY,  2  Bain  square.     See  Adv.  pp.  118  and  119 
Dundee  Burns  Club,  36  Nethergate 
Dundee  Calendering  Co.,  calenderers,  48  St  Andrew's  street;  James  0. 

Adams,  manager 
Dundee  Carpet  Works,  Clepington  rd. ;  Marshall  &  Brush,  manufacturers 
Dundee  Celebrated  Cattle  Food  Company,  12  South  Union  street 
Dundee  Cemetery  Co.,  Western  Cemetery  ;  R.  G.  Rae,  superintendent, 

secretary,  and  treasurer 
Dundee  Charity  Organization  Society,  7  West  Bell  st. ;  John  Dunlop,  agent 
Dundee    Combination   Parochial  Board  Office,    1    St    Clement's    lane ; 

James  Kyd,  inspector 
DUNDEE   COURIER ;    W.    &  D.    C.    Thomson,    proprietors,   publishers, 

and  printers,  34  North  Lindsay  street.     (Telephones — Commercial 

Dept.,  No.  652;  Literary  Dept.,  678).     See  Adv.  on  coloured  leaf 

preceding  title 
Dundee  Day  Nurseries,  33  Isles'  lane — ^Mrs  Young,  matron  ;  Hillbank 

cottage,  52  Cotton  road — Mrs  Robertson,  matron  ;  and  33  Lilybank 

road — Mrs  Hill,  matron 
Dundee  and  District  Economic  Building  Societies,  16  Euclid  crescent ; 

James  Cram,  secretary 
Dundee  and  District  Co-operative  Coal  Supply  Association,  Limited  ; 

office,  13  S.  Union  street;  depdt,  Tay  Bridge  station;  J.  Paul,  secy. 
Dundee  and  District  Mutual  Glass  Insurance  Association,  Limited,   1 

Exchange  street ;  A.  J.  Murdoch,  manager 
DUNDEE  AND  DISTRICT  TRAMWAY  COMPANY,  LIMITED,  19  High  street; 

Peter  Fisher,  manager  and  secretary.     See  Adv.  p.  34 
DUNDEE    DYE    WORKS,    222   Hilltown ;    Stevenson    Brothers,    dyers. 

See  Adv.  p.  32 
Dundee  Eastern  Co-operative  Society,  Ld.,  bakers,  grocers,  butchei-s,  and 

provision  merchants,  1  to  9Erskine  street,  133-137  Ann  street,  6-10 

Main  street,   153  Hawkhill,  8  Glebe  street,   1    Polepark  I'oad,   53 

Victoria  road,   65  and  67  Constitution   road,  82    Hawkhill,    214a 

Perth  road,  23  Peddle  street,  150  Hilltown,  and  21  High  street, 

Lochee  ;  office,  34  North  Ellen  st.  ;  bakery,  40  North  Ellen  street ; 

manager,  William  Phillips 
Dundee  Eye  Institution,  86  Nethergate 

Dundee  Flour  Mills,  East  Dock  street  ;  John  F.  White,  proprietor 
Dundee  Foundry,  East  Dock  street  ;  Gourlay  Brothers  &  Co. ,  engineers 
Dundee  Gas  Commission  ;  Office,  89  Commercial  street — A.  I.  Strachan, 

treasurer  ;  Works,   East  Dock  street — John  M'Crae,  engineer  and 

manager  ;  Electric  Light  station,  Dudhope  Crescent  road— Walter 

H.  Brownlee,^  city  electrical  engineer 


212  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dundee  Gem  Line  Steam  Shipping  Company,  Limited  ;  P.  M.  Duncan 

&  Son,  managers  ;  D.  J.  Browne,  secretary ;  office,   59  Dock  street 
Dundee  Hide,  Skin,  and  Tallow  Broker's  Co.,  Slaughterhouses  ;  John  R. 

Mungo,  manager 
Dundee  Hide,  Skin,  and  Tallow  Market,  Slaughterhouses,  East  Dock 

street ;  W.  Murray  &  Son,  factors 
Dundee  Highlanders;  3rd  Volunteer  Battalion,  "The  Black  Watch" 

Eoval  Highlanders;  headquarters,   Drill  Hall,   West   Bell   street; 

Lieut. -Col.  W.  Smith,  commanding 
Dundee  Industrial  Schools — Boys,  Baldovan  ;  W.  M.  Dickson,  superin- 
tendent and  secy.     Girls,  Ward  road  ;  Mrs  Mitchell,  matron 
DUNDEE  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  BLIND,  basket,  bedding,  brush,  firewood, 

fire-lighter  and  mat  manufacturers,  and  feather  cleaners,  59  Magdalen 

green;  sale  shop,  30  High  street ;  Colin  Macdonald,  manager.     See 

Adv.  p.  5 
Dundee  Jute  and  Flax  Warehousing  Co.  Ltd. ,  4  Panraure  street ;  Berg, 

Sons  &  Co.,  managers 
Dundee  Institution  for  the  Education  of  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Dudhope- 

bank,  165  Locheeroad  ;  James  Barland,  teacher  ;  Miss  Close,  matron 
Dundee  Laundry,  Mains  road  ;  Miss  J.  F.  Guild,  proprietrix 
Dundee  Linen  Works,  31  Constitution  st.  ;  Grant  &  Moncrieff,  manufs. 
Dundee  and  Liverpool  Steam  Shipping  Office,  33  Dock  street;  R.  K. 

Christie,  agent 
Dundee  Loch  Line  Steam  Shipping  Co.,  Limited,  26  East  Dock  street; 

Andrew  Leitch,  manager;  Simon  Forrest,  secy.  (Telephone  No.  518) 
Dundee  Machine  Firewood  Co.,  firewood  manufactory,  Blinshall  street 
Dundee  Markets  and  Slaughterhouses,  East  Dock  st. ;  D.  Knight,  suptdnt. 
Dundee  Mission  to  Adult  Deaf  and  Dumb,  31  Reform  street ;   Robert 

William  Dodds,  missionary 
Dundee  and  Newcastle  Steam  Shipping  Co. ,  Limited,  1  Commercial  st. ; 

H.  Plenderleath,  manager 
Dundee  Paper  Mill  Co. ,  The,  paper  manufacturers,  Rashiewell  Works, 

Dens  road;  William  Cleghorn,  jun,,  proprietor 
Dundee,  Perth,  &  London  Shipping  Co.,  5  Shore  terrace  (Telephone  No. 

153)  ;  J.  W.  Kidd,  manager 
Dundee  Police  and  Water  Commissions — Treasurer's   office,   95  Com- 
mercial street ;  James  Smith,  treasurer  and  collector 
DUNDEE  PUBLIC  BATHS ;  Walter  M  'Gregor,  superintend  ent.  See  Adv.  p.  1 3 
Dundee    Public   Warehouse    Co.,   9  Meadow  Place   buildings;    T.   S. 

Ross,  mnager 
Dundee  Royal  Infirmary,  Barrack  road  ;  Dr  Raw,  su.perintendent 
DUNDEE  SAVINGS  BANK,  2  Euclid  street,  John  Miln,  actuary  ;  Hilltown 

branch,  28  Strathmartine  road  ;    Lochee  branch,   67  High  street, 

Lochee.     See  Adv.  on  coloured  leaf  preceding  title 
Dundee  Seal  and  Whale  Fishing  Co,  ;    whale  yai'd,  East  Dock  street ; 

David  Bruce,  3  Royal  Exchange  place,  manager 
Dundee  Shipping  and  Dundee  Shipping  Freight  Insurance  Associations, 

46  Castle  street  ;  John  R.  Wilson,  liquidator 
Dundee  Shipowners'  Co.,  Ltd.,  83  Commercial  street ;  W,  0.  Taylor  & 

Co.,  managers 
Dundee  Steam  Forge,  Lochee  road;  James  Carmichael  &  Co.,  Limited 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  213 

Dundee  Steam  Laundry  Co.,  Ld.,  Tait's  lane;  David  Don,  general  mgr. ; 

Miss  Stenhouse,  manageress;  registered  office,  104  Commercial  street 
Dundee  Stock  Exchange  Assoc. ,  1  Royal  Exchange  pi. ;  Jas.  R.  Mudie,  sec. 
Dundee  Supply  Co.,  Limited,  Italian  warehousemen  and  wine  merchants, 

80  to  84  Commercial  street  (Telephone  No.  182) 
Dundee  Temperance  Society  and  Gospel  Temperance  Union,  39  High 

street ;  John  Carter,  agent 
Dundee  Trade  Report  Assoc. ,  23  Panmure  st. ;  J.  W.  Warden,  sec.  &  treas. 
Dundee  Warehousing  Co. ,  49  Meadowside ;  Soutar,  M'NicoU  &  Co. ,  mgrs. 
Dundee  Water  Commission — P]ngineer's  office,  93  Commercial  street 
DUNDEE  WEEKLY  NEWS,  34  North  Lindsay  street ;  W.  &  D.  C.  Thomson, 

proprietors,  publishers  and  printers.  See  Adv.  col.  leaf  preceding  title 
Dunlop,  John,  agent,  Dundee  Charity  Organization,  7  West  Bell  st.  ; 

h.  Church  street,  Broughty  Ferry 
Dunlop,  John,  engineer  and  blacksmith,  25  Rosebank  st. ;  h.  9  Stirling  st. 
Dunn,  George,  joiner,  8  Baffin  street 
Dunn,  James,  printer,  30  Ure  street 
Dunn,  James,  carter,  24  Bell  Street  lane 

Dunn,  John,  lieutenant  of  police,  Central  Police  chambers.  West  Bell  st. 
Dunn,  John,  B.Sc,  F.C.S.,  science  master,  Morgan  Academy;  h.  Eden 

villa,  Strathkinness,  St  Andrews 
Dunn,  John,  postman,  100  Annfield  road 

Dunn,  T.  Delgaty,  art  master.  High  School ;  h.  8  Balgay  avenue 
Dunn,  Mrs  Alexander,  music  teacher,  123  Victoria  road 
Dunn,  Mrs  I.,  gamedealer,  27  Nethergate  ;  h.  Kildonan  villa,  Carnoustie 
Dunn,  Mrs  Robert,  2  Raton's  lane 
Dunnett,  John,  engineer,  28  Ferry  road 
Dunnett,  Walter,  carpenter,  28  Ferry  road 
Dura  Works,  Dura  street ;  James  Scott  &  Sons,  manufacturers 
Durham,  James,  of  John  Durham  &  Son,  Wingate  place,  Newport 
Durham,  John,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers,  account  book  and  paper-bag 

manufacturers,  49  High  street  and  13  Overgate 
Dui-ham,  J.,  Son,  &  Kinnoch,  printers,  engravers,  and  lithographers, 

13  Overgate 
Durkie,  A.  F.,  miller  and  farmer,  Mill  of  Mains 

Durkie,  David,  baker,  78  and  80  Dura  street ;  h.  Daisybank,  Forfar  rd. 
Durkie,  David,  baker,  247  Lochee  road 
Diirkie,  David,  jun.,  baker,  3  Eliza  street 
Durlac,  Henry,  Officier  d'Academle,  French  master.  High  School;  lecturer 

on  modern  languages.  University  College ;  h.  Greybank,  22  Magdalen 

Yard  road 
Durward,  Alexander  G.,  warping  overseer,  20  Benvie  road 
Durward,  John,  police  sergeant,  62  Commercial  street 
Dutch,  George,  postman,  44  Seafield  road 

Duthie,  James  S.,  butcher,  41  Lochee  road;  A.  1  Littlejohn  street 
Duthie,  William,  dairyman,  14  Hill  street 

Dye,  Chas. ,  chimneysweeper,  96  Murraygate  &  63  Perth  rd. ;  7i.96M'ygate 
Dye,  George,  chimneysweeper,  21  Hill  town 
Dye,  James,  chimneysweeper,  77  Overgate 
Dye,  James,  jun.,  chimneysweeper,  4  Victoria  street 
Dye,  Wm.,  chimneysweeper  and  soot  mer.,  39  Ferry  rd,;  h.  107  Albert  st. 


214  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Dyer,  Joseph  M. ,  mason,  101  Peddie  street 
Dykes,  Thomas,  seaman,  54  North  Ellen  street 

Eadie  &  Co.,  merchants,  62  Commercial  street 

Eadie,  James  L.,  of  Eadie  &  Co.,  Gowanbank,  West  Newport 

Easson,  David,  draper,  60  Wellgate  ;  h.  Woodside,  Newport 

Easson,  David,  spiritdealer,  166  Overgate  ;  h.  16  Lawrence  street 

Easson,  John,  cattledealer,  6  Lawrence  street 

Easson,  John  M.,  silk  mercer,  32  and  34  Whitehall  st.;  h.  Forebank  ter. 

Easson,  John,  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers,  28  Barrack  street 

Easson,  Thomas,  of  John  Easson  &  Son,  Fairview  cottage,  E.  Newport 

Easson,  William,  chimneysweeper,  12  Lawrence  street 

Easson,  Mrs  G.  T.,  43  Hospital  wynd 

Easson,  Mrs  James,  23  Janefield  place 

East  Coast  Railway  Companies,  31  Albert  square  ;  David  Bisset,  agent 

East,  Francis,  of  Francis  East  &  Co.,  chair  manufacturer,  timber  mer- 
chant, and  sawmiller,  Maryfield  Cbair  Factory,  Clepington  road  ; 
h.  5  Erskine  terrace 

East,  Francis,  &  Co.,  patentees  and  photo-bracket  manufacturers,  Mary- 
field  Factory,  Clepington  road 

East  Port  Calender,  100  Cowgate ;  Strachan,  Kinmond,  &  Co. ,  calenderers; 
G.  D.  Forbes,  manager 

East  of  Scot.  Investment  Co.,  Ld.,  12  Victoi"ia  cham. ;  J.  W.  Shephei'd,  sec. 

Eastern  Club,  3  Albert  square 

Eastern  Necropolis  ;  Alexander  R.  Barrie,  keeper 

Easton,  Alexander,  enginedriver,  4  Bain  square 

Easton,  David,  clerk,  9  Graham  place 

Easton,  David,  hairdresser,  261  Hawkhill ;  h.  10  Hospital  wynd 

Easton,  David,  shoemaker,  35  Hospital  wynd  ;  A.  10 

Easton,  Hugh,  dairykeeper,  42  Ferry  road  ;  A.  44  - 

Eaton,  Hugh,  cabman,  2  Willison  street 

Eaton,  George,  painter,  32  Castle  street 

Eaton,  Stewart,  harbour  porter,  2  Eliza  street 

Eber,  Albert,  merchant,  repi-esentative  of  Heilner  Bros.,  51  Reform 
street ;  h.  Rosalie,  West  Newport 

Edgar,  Henry,  clerk,  27  Victoria  road 

Edie,  John,  engineer,  8  Ferry  road 

Edie,  Miss,  fruiterer,  97  Ann  street  ;  h.  8  Ferry  road 

Edinburgh  Drug  Store  Co.,  Ltd.,  wholesale  and  retail  drug  merchaB.ts, 
9  Cowgate  ;  branch — 50  Westport ;  David  Ovens,  manager 

EDINBURGH  LIFE  ASSURANCE  CO.,  56  Commercial  street ;  T.  H.  Eraser, 
resident  secretary.     See  Adv.  on  front  board 

Edinburgh  Roperie  and  Sailcloth  Co.,  Ltd. ,  of  Leith ;  G.  A.  M'Laren, 
agent,  3  India  buildings 

Edison  &  Swan  United  Electric  Light  Co.,  Ltd.;  Wm.  Frain,  jun.,  East 
of  Scotland  superintendent,  19  Castle  street  (Telephone  No.  143)  ; 
Stores,  15  Castle  street 

Edwai-d,  Allan,  &  Co.,  merchants,  8  Panmure  street 

Edward,  Alexander,  M.A.,  teacher,  40  Cleghorn  street 

Edward,  Archibald,  dairyman,  63  Hospital  wynd 

Edward,  David,  calenderer,  38  Peddie  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  215 

Edward,  G.  C. ,  draper,  14  Wilkie's  lane 
Edward,  James,  postman,  16  South  Lindsay  street 
Edward,  James,  joiner,  58  Mains  road 

Edward,  James,  compositor,  2  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 
Edward,  James,  yarnbundler,  93  Lochee  road 
Edward,  John,  traveller,  12  Craigie  street 

Edward,  J.  A.,  British  Linen  Co,  Bank  ;  h.  Restenneth,  Mains  loan 
Edward,  Kenrick  A.,  of  Allan  Edward  &  Co.,  Faringtonhall,  Perth  road 
Edward  Street  Mills;  John  Sharp  &  Sons,  jute  spinners  and  manufactrs. 
Edward,  William,  carter,  1  Springhill 
Edward,  William  A. ,  bookkeeper,  2  Dalhousie  terrace 
Edward,  Mrs  Alexander,  Restenneth,  Mains  loan 
Edward^  Mrs  Elizabeth,  16  South  Lindsay  street 
Edwards,  Andrew,  confectioner,  34  Dallfield  walk 
Edwards,  Annie,  fruiterer,  182  Ferry  road ;  h.  1  Springhill 
Edwards,  David,  passenger  steamboat  owner,  1  Commercial  street 
Edwards,  David,  brewer,  35  St  Salvador  street 

Edwards,  David,  of  D.  &  W.  Edwards,  Camperdown  st.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Edwards,  David,  boilermaker,  172  Seagate 
Edwards,  David,  cabinetmaker,  4  Roslin  terrace 
Edwards,  D.  &  W.,  porter  and  ale  bottlers,  and  horehound  beer  manu- 

.    facturers,  8  Church  street.  Princes  street,  and  Broughty  Ferry 
Edwards,  Eugene,  manager,  chocolate  dept.,Keiller  &  Son ;  h.  1  Gowrie  st. 
Edwards,  Frederick,  late  pilot,  1  Springhill 
Edwards,  James,  mechanic,  5  Cleghorn  street 
Edwards,  James,  mechanic,  6  Baxter  street 
Edwards,  Joseph,  first  mate,  2  Graham  place 
Edwards,  Peter  Thompson,  clerk,  47  Annfield  road 
Edwards,  Robert,  32  Dudhope  Crescent  road 
Edwards,  William,  warehouseman,  25  Lyon  street 

Edwards,  William,  of  D.  &  W.  Edwards,  Camperdown  st.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Edwards,  Wm.,  mechanic,  Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co. ;  h.  15  Annfield  st. 
Edwards,  Mrs  David,  6  Craigie  terrace 
Edwards,  Mrs  George,  58  Crescent  lane 
Edwards,  Mrs  John,  confectioner,  143  Seagate ;  h.  137 
Edwards,  Mrs  J.  H.,  14  Raton's  lane 
Egan,  Margaret,  grocer,  13  Urquhart  street 
Egan,  Mrs,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  2  Annfield  street 
Eggo,  Geo.  A.,  telegraph  superintendent.  Post  Office;  h.  2  Dalhousie  ter. 
Elder,  Charles,  blacksmith,  27  Park  wynd 

Elder,  David,  millmanager,  Wallace  Craigie  Works  ;  It.  163  Princes  st. 
Elder,  George,  collector,  10  Hillbank  road 
Elder,  James,  blacksmith,  13  Rosefield  street 
Elder,  James,  draper,  58  Ure  street 
Elder,  John,  gas  stoker,  7  Lawson  place 
Elder,  John,  timekeeper,  20  Catherine  street 
Elder,  Robert,  seaman,  7  Ireland's  lane 
Elder,  William,  cabinetmaker,  30  Bell  street 
Elder,  William  A.  B.,  clerk,  25  Morgan  street 
Elder,  Mrs,  fancy-bread  baker,  166  Blackness  road 
Elder,  Miss  Mary,  nurse,  139  Blackness  road 


216  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Eller,  Maurice,  merchant,  14  Victoria  chambers 

Elliot,  Henry,  factory  overseer,  15  Stirling  street 

Elliot,  James,  lorryman,  1 1  Pitfour  street 

Elliot,  Mrs  John,  grocer,  15  Ogilvie  street ;  h.  2  Malcolm  street 

Ellis,  James,  currier,  23  Rose  street 

Ellis,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  148  Perth  road  ;  h.  13  Balfour  street 

Embacher,  Richard,  4  Melville  terrace,  Westpark  road 

Emmerson,  John,  mason,  2  Hill  street 

Emms,  William,  lapper,  6  Arthur  street 

Employers'  Ins.  Co.  of  Great  Britain,  11  Whitehall  st. ;  D.  Grieve,  res.  sec. 

EMPLOYERS'  Liability  Assurance  Corporation,  Limited,  26  Commercial 
street ;  B.  L.  Nairn,  district  agent.     See  Adv.  p.  97 

Emsley,  David,  draper,  83  Peddie  street ;  A.  19  Annfield  street 

Emslie,  John,  14  Victoria  street 

Emslie,  J.  P.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  37  Albert  square 

Engine,  Boiler,  and  Employers'  Liability  Insurance  Co.  Ltd.,  108  Com- 
mercial street ;  P.  D.  Mitchell,  agent 

England,  Richard,  milloverseer,  20  Fleuchar  street 

ENGLISH  AND  SCOTTISH  Law  Life  Assurance  Association,     See  Adv.  p.  98 

Enright,  Patrick,  clothier,  110  Havi^khill ;  h.  17  Union  place 

Enright,  Patrick,  stationer  and  nevi^sagent,  41  Ann  st.;  h.  17  Union  pi. 

EQUITABLE  Fire  and  Accident  Office,  Limited,  Meadow  house;  AV.  F. 
Soutar,  district  manager.     See  Adv.  p.  96 

EQUITABLE  Life  Assurance  Society  of  the  United  States.  See  Adv.  p.  114 

Erentz,  Arthur,  commercial  traveller,  8  Janefield  place 

Erentz,  C.  H. ,  3  Park  avenue 

Erskine,  James  B.,  clerk,  147  Albert  street 

Esplin,  Alexander,  of  A.  Esplin  &  Son,  146  Nethergate,  and  Rusticbank, 
Glencarse 

Esplin,  A,  Ramsay,  of  A.  Esplin  &  Son,  146  Nethergate 

Esplin,  A.,  &  Son,  fire  loss  assessors,  house  and insur.  agents,  7  Cowgate 

Esplin,  William,  tenter,  22  Catherine  street 

Esplin,  William  S.,  mason,  327  Loons  road 

Esplin,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  St  Peter  street 

Evans,  George  Frederick,  teacher  of  music,  132a  Nethergate 

Evans,  Henry  W.,  engineer,  90  Blackscrofi; 

Evans,  Joseph  B.,  hallkeeper,  City  Assembly  Rooms  ;  li.  1  Exchange  st. 

Evans,  Thomas  D.,  bank  messenger,  Union  Bank,  2  Panmuxe  street 

EVENING  TELEGRAPH,  7  to  25  Bank  street ;  John  Leng  &  Co.,  printers 
and  publishers.     See  Adv.  on  coloured  leaf  preceding  title 

Ewan,  Charles,  carter,  18  Ness  street 

Ewan,  Charles,  insurance  agent,  21  Step  row 

Ewan,  James  B.,  of  James  B.  Ewan  &  Co.,  Forthill  road,  Broughty  Ferry 

Ewan,  James  B.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  Euclid  crescent 

Ewan,  John,  mason,  24  Dalllield  walk 

Ewan,  William  W.,  of  James  B.  Ewan  &  Co.,  Forthill  road,  B.  Ferry 

Ewan,  Mrs  Alexander,  house  proprietrix,  26  Isles'  lane 

Ewart,  James,  hacklemaker,  30  Benvie  road 

Ewart,  John,  mechanic,  36  Dundonald  street 

Ewing,  Andrew,  grocer,  2354  Hilltown ;  h.  6  Garland  place 

Ewing,  Charles,  calenderworker,  21  Kinloch  street 


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Ewing,  David,  bottler,  19  Union  place 

Ewing,  Samuel,  of  Sinclair  &  Ewing,  19  Strathmartine  road 
Ewing,  Mrs  James,  42  Thomson  street 
Ewing,  Mrs  J.  P.,  2  Beech  wood  terrace,  Westpark  road 
Ewing,  Mrs  Margaret,  6  Garland  place 

Fagan,  John,  currier,  1  Johnston's  lane 

Fagan,  Peter,  broker,  86  Overgate  ;  h.  42  Westport 

Faichney ,  I.  R. ,  bootmaker,  206  Overgate  ;  h.  32  St  Mary's  place 

Fair,  James,  joiner,  4  Gellatly  street 

Fair,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  96  and  98  King  street ;  h.  4c 

Fairbairn,    Naylor,   Macpherson,   &  Co.,   Limited,    machinemakers,  of 

Leeds  ;  office,  74  Commercial  street 
Fairful,  Mrs,  304  Perth  road 
Fairley,  James,  overseer,  21  Annfield  row 
Fairley,  James,  milloverseer,  31  Wellgate 
Fairley,  John,  compositor,  45  Cotton  road 

Fairley,  John,  church-officer.  Free  St  Paul's  Church  ;  Ji.  145  Overgate 
Fairley,  Mary,  furnishings,  15  Kinloch  street 

Fairley,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  43  Ann  street;  h,  31  Wellgate 
Fairweather,  Adam  B.,  hairdresser,  203  Overgate  ;  h.  43  Nethergate 
Fairweather,  Alexander,  merchant,  commission  and  insurance  agent,  2 

India  buildings  ;  /j.  1  St  Peter  street 
Fairweather,  Charles,  milloverseer,  42  William  street,  Forebank 
Fairweather,  David,  bootmaker.  111  Perth  road ;  h.  Ashbank,  Monifieth 
Fairweather,  Edward,  grocer,  40  King  street ;  h.  32| 
Fairweather,  George  J. ,  butcher,  204a  Hawkhill ;  h.  204 
Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  solicitors,  9  Ward  road 
Fairweather,  G.  Ireland,  of  Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  Wormit 
Fairweather,  Jas.,  tobacco  manufac,  101  Murraygate;  h.  1  Rockfield  ter. 
Fairweather,  James,  joiner,  24  Peddie  street 
Fairweather,  James,  railway  checker,  78  Princes  street 
Fairweather,  James,  railway  servant,  186  Blackness  road 
Fairweather,  James  A,,  of  Fairweather  &  Sons,  1  Rockfield  terrace 
Fairweather,  James  K.,  superintendent,  University  Club,  104  Nethergate 
Fairweather,  John,  1  St  Peter  street 

Fairweather,  John,  clerk,  Ashton  Works ;  h.  2  Balgay  avenue 
Fairweathei",    Joseph,    sculptor,    marblecutter,    and    polished    granite 

merchant.  South  Union  sti-eet  (Telephone  No.  176) ;  h.  37  Nethergate 
Fairweather,  J.  B. ,  flour  and  farina  mer.  ,127  Cowgate;  li.  5  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Fairweather,  J.  C,  of  D.  R.  Clark  &  Son,  Ferrier  street,  Carnoustie 
Fairweather,   J.   &  J.  F.,   teacliers  of  shorthand,   37   Nethergate   and 

South  Union  street  (Telephone  No.  176)  ;  h.  37  Nethergate 
Fairweather,  J.  R.,  clerk,  149  Albert  street 
Fairweather,  Martha,  175  Victoria  road 
Fairweather,  Robert,  mechanic,  3  Thorter  row 
Fairweather  &  Sons,  tobacco  manufacturers,    108   Seagate  (Telephone 

No,  508;  Telegraphic  address,  "Fairweather,  Seagate") 
Fairweather,  William,  painter,  39  Milnbank  road 
Fairweather,  William,  clerk,  13  Middle  street 
Fairweather,  William  G,,  of  D.  R,  Clark  &  Son,  High  street,  Newport 


218  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Fairweather,  William  W,,  of  Fairweather  &  Sons,  1  Rockfield  terrace 

Fairweather,  Mrs  H.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  37  Princes  st.  ;  h.  105 

Fairweather,  Mrs  James,  14  Gardner  street 

Fairweather,  Mrs  James  A.,  9  Ward  road 

Fairweather,  Mrs  Jessie,  3  Gowrie  place 

Fairweather,  Mrs  J.  T.,  1  Rockfield  terrace 

Fairweather,  Mrs  Thomas,  dairykeeper,  Lawside 

Fairweather,  Mrs,  apartments,  1  Lowden's  alley 

Falconer,  Chas.  M.,  manuf.  and  ropemkr. ,  9  Shore  ter. ;  h.  5  Viewforth  st. 

Falconer,  David,  newspaper  canvasser,  4  Roslin  terrace 

Falconer,  George,  confectioner,  187  Perth  road 

Falconer,  Jas. ,  ironmonger,  plumber,  andgasfitter,  35  Nethergate;  h.  142 

Falconer,  James,  furniture  dealer,  20  Ann  street ;  h    11  Elizabeth  street 

Falconer,  Jas.  B. ,  of  Andrew  Ogilvy  &  Co. ,  3  Grange  terrace,  B.  Ferry 

Falconer, Jas.  D.,watchmkr.and  jeweller,  125a  Nethergate  ;  h.  6  Pei-th  rd. 

Falconer,  John,  patternmaker,  25  Clepington  street 

Falconer,  John,  foreman  tenter,  4  Lawrence  street 

Falconer,  John,  police  constable,  22  Temple  lane 

Falconer,  Mary,  stay  maker,  17  St  Andrew's  street 

Falconer,  Robert  C,  clerk,  23  Scott  street 

Falconer,  William,  blacksmith,  8  Roslin  terrace 

Falconer,  William,  blacksmith,  146  Albert  street 

Falconer,  Mrs  Jane,  manglekeeper,  3  Tait's  lane 

Falding,  J.   B.,  leather  manufacturer's   and   millfurnisher's   agent,  and 

agent  for  Linlithgow  Oil  Co.,  Ltd.,  2  India  buildings;  h.  24  Bank  st. 
Fargie,  James  H.,  Customs  officer,  9  Airlie  terrace 
Farley,  Thomas,  hairdresser  and  tobacconist,  32  Overgate 
Farmer,  James,  joiner,  61  Nethergate ;  h.  Gauldry,  Fife 
Farmer,  John,  moulder,  14  Graham  place 
Farmer,  John,  joiner,  37  Stirling  street 
Farmer,  William,  moulder,  10  Church  street.  Princes  street 
Farquhar,  George,  eatinghouse-keeper,  90  Hilltown  ;  h,  142 
Farquhar,  George,  gardener,  4  Gardner's  lane 
Farquhar,  George,  stoker,  174  Ann  street 
Farquhar,  James,  compositor,  25  Scott  street 

Farquhar,  John,  porter,  D.  P.  &  L.  Shipping  Co. ;  h.  14  New  Inn  entry 
Farquhar,  Robert,  currier,  2  Easson's  angle 
Farquharson,  Alexander,  joiner,  42  Balgay  street 
Farquharson,  Alexander  R.,  brassfinisher,  38  Barrack  street 
Farquharson,  Archibald,  18  Ferry  road 
Farquharson,  Da^•id,  mechanic,  2  Urquhart  street 

Farquharson,  Finlay,  cashier.  Police  Commis.  office  ;  h.  93  Commercial  st. 
Farquharson,    James,    hosier,    glover,    hatter,     and    shirtmaker,     110 

Nethergate;  h.  125 
Farquharson,  Jas.,  of  Garvie  &  Farquharson,  12  Grieve's  ter.,  Lochee  rd. 
Farquharson,  James,  warehouseman,  2  Urquhart  street 
Farquharson,  James,  joiner,  168  Locliee  road 

Farquharson,  John,  confectioner,  13  Milnbank  road ;  h.  6  Polepark  rd. 
Farquharson,  John,  sen.,  of  John  Farquharson  &  Sons,  153  Perth  road 
Farquhai'son,  John,  seaman,  43  Ure  street 
Farquharson,  John,  tenter,  25  Wolseley  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  219 

FARQUHARSON,  JOHN,  &  SONS,  registered  plumbers,  brassfounders,  gas- 
fitters,  and  bellhangers,  38  and  40  Barrack  st,  and  151  Perth  road. 
See  Adv.  p.  19 
Farquharson,  R.,  of  R.  Farquharson  &  Son,  Brothockbank,  Arbroath 
Farquharson,  R.,  &  Son,  glass  merchants  and  glaziers,  114  Murraygate 
Farquharson,  Thomas,  of  Joseph  Gibson  &  Co.,  Abercraig,  West  Ferry 
Farquharson,  Walter,  house  proprietor,  61  Scouringbum 
Farquharson,  William,  32  Barrack  street 
Farquharson,  William,  mechanic,  7  St  Peter  street 

Farquharson,  Wm.,  calender  mangr.,  Mid  Wynd  Works;  h.  21  Step  row 
Farquharson,  Mrs  John,  laundress,  21  Step  row 
Farquharson,  Mrs  John,  jun.,  1  Ford's  lane 
Farquharson,  Mrs  William,  Ardal  villa,  3  Scotswood  terrace 
Farquharson,  Mrs,  milliner,  108  Nethergate;  h.  125 
Farquharson,  Misses,  3  Thornley  terrace 
Farr,  Henry,  calenderer,  6  Baxter  street 
Farrell,  Edward,  coaldealer,  1 0  Jamaica  street ;  h.  38 
Farrell,  Lewis,  pawnbroker,  25  and  27  Scouringburn ;  h.  42  Westport 
Farrell,  Michael,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer, 69  High  st. ;  h.  143  Nethergate 
Farrell,  Michael,  keeper,  St  Stephen's  Hall;  h.  8  Daniel  street 
Farrow,  John  B.,  shipmaster,  69  Blackscroft 
Faulds,  John,  shoemaker,  54  Constable  street 
Faulkner,  William,  grocer,  36  Rosebank  street ;  h.  34 
Fawns,  Alexander,  hairdresser,  98  Dudhope  street ;  h.  12  Parker  street 
Fawns,  David,  hairdresser,  8  Scouringburn;  h.  193  Blackness  road 
Fawns,  David,  jun.,  hairdresser,  191  Hawkhill 
Fawns,  Robert,  packer,  69  Crescent  street 
Fealy,  Lawrence,  confectioner,  67  Main  street 
Fearns,  James,  of  Thomson,  Fearns,  &  Co.,  Muirhead  of  Liff 
Fearns,  Robert,  grocer,  1  Watson  street  ;  h.  6  Cardean  street 
Feathers,  George  F. ,  merchant,  2  Meadow  Place  buildings;  h.  6  Shore  ter. 
Feathers,  James,  of  P.  A.  Feathers  &  Son,  The  Rowans,  Barnhill 
Feathers,  Peter,  photographic  stock  dealer,  6  Castle  st.  ;   h.  Somerville 

house,  Broughty  Ferry 
Feathers,  Peter  A.,  of  P.  A.  Feathers  &  Son,  Somerville  house,  B.  Ferry 
Feathers,  P.  A.,  &  Son,  opticians  and  chronometer  makers,  43  Dock  st. 
Fehrenbach,C.  J.,watchmkr.  and  jeweller,86  Murraygate;  /«.238  Perth  rd. 
Fenan,  Patrick,  hammerman,  2  Id  vies  street 
Fender,  George,  enginefitter,  12  Raglan  street 
Fender,  George  S.,  ironturner,  2  Russell  street 
Fender,  James,  enginedriver,  36  Hilltown 

Feneron,  Thomas,  gunnery  instructor,  H.M.S.  Unicorn  ;  A.  63  Gellatly  st. 
Fenton,  Alexander  E.,  manager,  Tay  Bread  Factory  ;  h.  30  King's  road 
Fenton,  Andrew,  railway  guard,  14  Thomson  street 
Fenton,  Andrew  B. ,  tailor,  7  Lyon  street 
Fenton,  Henry  H.,  193  Blackness  road 

Fenton,  Rev.  James,  M.A.,  Baxter  Park  Free  Ch.  ;  h.  15  Mary  field  ter. 
Fenton,  James,  of  Isles  &  Fenton,  15  Thomson  street 
Fenton,  John,  coaldealer,  32  Union  street,  Charles  street ;  h.  19 
Fenton,  Peter,  milloverseer,  27  Cleghorn  street 
Fenton,  Thos.  R.,  grocer  and  pro  v.  mer,,  81  Peddie  st,;  h.  14  Thomson  st, 


220  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Fenton,  W.  S,,  engineer,  Postal  Telegraphs,  29  Bank  street;  h.  The 
Castle,  West  Newport 

Fenton,  Mrs,  21  Airlie  place 

Fenwick,  James,  policeman,  62  Caldrum  street 

Fenwick,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  and  agent  for  Lion  Brewery- 
Co.,  103  and  105  Nethergate  ;  h.  133  Victoria  road 

Fenwick,  Stewart,  currier,  247  Blackness  road 

Fenwick,  William,  plumber,  52  Ure  street 

Fenwick,  Miss  B. ,  dressmaker,  39  Wilkie's  lane 

Fenwick,  Miss  R. ,  dressmaker,  4  Balfour  street 

Ferguson,  Alexander,  manager,  Johnston  Street  Factory  ;  h.  4  Park  ter. 

Ferguson,  Alexander,  draper,  19  Glebe  street 

Ferguson,  Alexander,  clothier,  6  King  street;  h.  3  King's  road 

Ferguson,  Alex.  J.,  butcher,  60  Dura  street ;  h.  Duff  terrace,  Main  street 

Ferguson,  Andrew  Mitchell,  solicitor,  45  Commercial  st. ;  h.  Heston,  Alyth 

Ferguson,  Betsy,  manglekeeper,  7  M'Gill  street 

Ferguson,  David,  plumber,  37  Wilkie's  lane 

Ferguson, David, engineer  and  machinemkr. ,  Ogilvie's  rd. ;  h.  6  Kinnaird  st. 

Ferguson,  David,  teacher,  2  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 

Ferguson,  David,  secretary,  Gilroy,  Sons,  &  Co.,  Ltd.;  h.  East  Newport 

Ferguson,  Frederick,  clothier,  2  Peter  street 

Ferguson,  George,  engineer,  20  Baxter  street 

Ferguson,  George,  jun. ,  engineer,  24  Blyth  street 

Ferguson,  George  S.  B.,  teacher.  Hill  St.  Public  School;  li.  The  Cottage, 
Clepington  road 

Ferguson,  Isabella,  music-teacher  (piano),  7  Tally  street 

Ferguson,  James,  engineer,  machinemaker,  and  machinery  merchant, 
Coldside  Machine  Works,  344  Loons  road  ;  h.  14  Lorimer  street 

Ferguson,  James,  dresser,  6  Melrose  terrace 

Ferguson,  Jas.F.  ,wine  and  spirit  mer. ,  46, 48  Scouringburn ;  A.4Hunter  st. 

Fei'guson,  John,  merchant,  84  Commercial  street 

Ferguson,  John,  butcher,  34  Ann  street ;  h.  Craigower,  Downfield 

Ferguson,  John,  of  R.  Ferguson  &  Sons,  4  Argyle  place,  Thomson  street 

Ferguson,  John,  joiner,  4  Wilkie's  lane 

Ferguson,  John,  harbour  porter,  7  Cardean  street 

Ferguson,  John,  housepainter  &  decorator,  29  Barrack  st.;  h.  77  Overgate 

Ferguson,  Michael,  boilermaker,  185  Princes  street 

Ferguson,  Peter,  of  G.  H.  Nicoll  &  Co. ,  4  Castle  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 

Ferguson,  Peter,  clerk,  15  Brewery  lane 

Ferguson,  Robert,  shipping  agt. ,  4  India  buildgs. ;  h.  5  Baxter  Park  ter. 

FergiTson,  Robert,  tinsmith,  7  Tally  street 

Ferguson,  Robert,  &  Sons,  oil,  leather,  flour,  and  farina  merchants,  and 
mill,  factory,  and  engineers'  furnishers,  11  to  15  Royal  Exchange  lane 
(Telephone  No.  94  ;  Telegraphic  address,  "  Ferguson  ") 

Ferguson,  Thomas,  textile  teacher,  Technical  Institute  ;  h.  The  Cottages, 
Tay  street.  East  Newport 

Ferguson,  Thos.  C,  of  R.  Ferguson  &  Sons,  4  Argyle  place,  Thomson  st. 

Ferguson,  William,  joiner  and  washing-board  maker,  31  Lochee  road 

Ferguson,  William,  clerk,  33  Cowgate 

Ferguson,  William,  watchmaker,  58a  Wellgate ;  h.  4  Morrison's  court 

Ferguson,  William,  tenter,  34  Ogilvie's  road 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  221 

Ferguson,  Mrs  David,  75  Strathmartine  road 

Ferguson,  Mrs  John,  36  Netliergate 

Fergusson,  H.  B.,  of  Wm.  Fergusson  &  Sons,    15  Douglas  ter.,  B.  Ferry 

Fergusson,  James,  leathercutter,  82  Albert  street 

Fergusson,  Joseph,  marine  engineer,  1  Fearnbank,  Clepington  road 

Fergusson,  Robert  M. ,  of  Fergusson  &  Stephen,  3  Lansdowne  place 

Fergusson,  R.  A.,  of  Wm.  Fergusson  &  Sons,  Ethiebeaton,  by  Dundee 

Fergusson  &  Stephen,  solicitors  and  notaries,  5  Whitehall  street 

Fergusson,  William,  &  Sons,  manufactiirers  of  jute  fabrics,  Dudhope 
Works,  2  Douglas  street 

Fergusson,  W,  H,,  of  Wm,  Fergusson  &  Sons,  The  Buchties,  Bro.  Ferry 

Fernie,  Andrew,  tenter,  5  Stirling  street 

Fernie,  George,  prison  warder,  63  Lochee  road 

Fernie,  James,  stationer  and  ironmonger,  60  Ann  street 

Fernie,  John,  engineer,  28  Arbroath  road 

Fernie,  William,  engineer,  18  Arbroath  road 

Ferrie,  Michael,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  140  Scouringburn  ;  k.  178 

Ferrier,  Chas.,  mercht.,  12  Victoria  chambers;  h.  Firbank,  Carnoustie 

Ferrier  &  Co.,  coopers  and  joiners,  18  Greenmarket 

Ferrier,  David,  joiner,  20  Union  place,  Perth  road 

Ferrier,  David,  ironturner,  68  Albert  street 

Ferrier,  David,  harbour  porter,  49  Crescent  street 

Ferrier,  David  H. ,  chemist  and  druggist,  2  Hilltown,  and  14  Strathmar- 
tine road  ;  h.  East  Somerville  place 

Ferrier,  G.  H,,  mer.,  12  Victoria  cham, ;  h.  Struan  lodge,  Broughty  Ferry 

Ferrier,  James,  of  I).  Ramsay  &  Co.,  6  Polepark  road 

Ferrier,  John,  carter,  3  Forest  Park  road 

Ferrier,  John  W.,  engineer,  3  Watt  street 

Ferrier,  Thomas  M.,  of  Thomas  Taylor  &  Co.,  consul  for  Venezuela,  and 
vice-consul  for  Colombia,  11  Panmure  st.;  h.  Rosemount,  B.  Ferry 

FERRIER,  WILLIAM,  photographer,  1  Tally  street ;  /i.  3  South  Tay  street. 
See  Adv.  p.  35 

Ferrier,  Mrs,  27  Tait's  lane 

Ferrier,  Miss  M.,  46  Castle  street 

Fettes,  Charles,  50  Seafield  road 

Fettes,  James,  insurance  agent,  16  Stirling  street 

Fettes,  James,  engineer,  4  Morgan  street 

Fettes,  John,  bar  manager,  178  Ferry  road  ;  h.  150  Ferry  road 

Fettes,  Robt.,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  15  Dudhope  st. ;  h.  21  Stirling  st. 

Fettes,  R.  W. ,  dairyman,  35  North  street 

Fiddes,  Robert,  joiner,  11  Stirling  street 

Fiddes,  Robert,  butcher,  76  Princes  street ;  h.  25  Robertson  street 

Fidler,  T.  Claxton,  M.Inst.C.E.,  professor  of  engineering.  University 
College  ;  h.  66  Seafield  road 

Fimister,  William,  tailor,  22  Shepherd's  loan 

Findlay,  Alex.,  lithographic  manager,  Advertiser  office;  h.  149  Albert  st. 

Findlay,  Alexander,  clerk,  23  Panmure  street 

Findlay,  Alexander,  tailor,  61  Lochee  road 

Findlay,  Andrew,  joiner,  31  Back  street 

Findlay,  Charles,  manufacturer,  Rosebank  Works,  48  Rosebank  street ; 
h.  24  Constitution  road 


222  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Findlay,  Charles,  powerloom  manager,  5  Dallfield  terrace  - 

Findlay,  David,  harbour  porter,  93  King  street 

Findlay,  David,  engineer,  110  Victoria  road 

Findlay,  David,  gatekeeper,  5  Willison  street 

Findlay,  George,  of  Andrew  Eeid  &  Co.,  Ythan  villa,  Downfield 

Findlay,  Geo.,  book-keeper  and  cashier.  Garden  Works;  h.  5  Viewforth  st, 

Findlay,  George,  jute  and  linen  merchant,  40  St  Andrew's  street 

Findlay,  George  P. ,  ironmonger,  38  Overgate ;  h.  1  Rustic  place 

Findlay,  Hugh,  waiter,  51  Lochee  road 

Findlay,  Isabella,  dressmaker,  6  Park  terrace 

Findlay,  James,  shoemaker,  5  Pitfour  street 

Findlay,  James,  cabinetmaker.  111  Hawkhill 

Findlay,  James,  porter,  17  Catherine  street 

Findlay,  James,  coaldealer,  10  Albert  street 

Findlay,  James,  calender  worker,  46  Hilltown 

Findlay,  John,  jun.,  houseagent,  69  Reform  street  (Telephone  No.  560)  ; 

h.  Gowanbrae,  Broughty  Ferry 
Findlay,  J.  L.,  commission  agent,  56  St  Andrew's  st.  ;  h.  5  Viewforth  st. 
Findlay,  Thomas,  insurance  agent,  142  Albert  street 
Findlay,  William,  8  Dallfield  terrace 
Findlay,  William,  jun.,  clerk,  20  Forebank  terrace 
Findlay,  William,  painter,  70  Peddle  street 

Findlay,  William,  fruiterer,  Whitehall  crescent ;  h.  39  Paton's  lane 
Findlay,  Mrs  David,  7  Airlie  terrace 
Findlay,  Mrs  D. ,  grocer,  1  Fairly  place,  Clepington  road 
Findlay,  Mrs  James,  laundress,  9  Wallace  street 
Findlay,  Mrs,  certificated  ladies'  nurse,  35  Victoria  road 
Findlay,  Miss,  Victoria  villa,  Ferry  road 

Findleton,  David,  fish  and  poultry  dealer,  14  Cowgate  ;  A.  45  Blackscroft 
Finlay,  Charles  S.,  clothier   and   draper,   12   Strathmartine  road;    li. 

Woodlee  place.  Provost  road 
Finlay,  Crawford,  tailor,  14  South  George  street 
Finlay,  James,  blacksmith,  54  Gellatly  street  ;  h.  22  Barrack  street 
Finlay,  John,  shuttlemaker,  12  North  Erskine  street 
Finlay,  John,  fireman,  12  Malcolm  street 
Finlay,  John,  foreman  tinsmith,  16  Gardner  street 
Finlay,  John  M.,  millmanager,  Balgay  Jute  Works  ;  h.  25  Benvie  road 
Finlay,  Owen,  confectioner,  27  Arbroath  road 
Finlay,  William,  blacksmith,  41  Alexander  street 
Finlay,  William,  overseer,  9  Brown  Constable  street 
Finlayson,  Archibald,  draper,  The  Cottage,  97  Hospital  wynd 
Finlay  son,  James,  joiner,  181  Victoria  road 
Finlayson,  James,  insurance  agent,  1  Paterson  street 
Finlayson,  John,  bootcloser,  18  Todburn  lane 

Finlayson, Robt. , grocer  &  spiritdlr. ,  18 1 ,  183  Hawkhill ;  h.  1  Blackness  ores. 
Finlayson,  R. ,  &  Sons,  aerated  water  manufs..  Fountain  Works,  2  Ure  st. 
Finlayson,  Mrs  Geo.,  draper, milliner,  and  dressmkr.,27  Princes  st.;  h.  31 
Finley,  Elizabeth,  grocer,  15  Clark  street 
Finnan,  Mi-s,  confectioner,  12  St  Mary  street 

Finnigan,  Andw.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  147  Hawkhill;  h.  24  Gardner  st. 
Finnigan,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  15  Scouriiigburn 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  223 

Fisher,  David,  collector,  20  Lawson  place 

Fisher,  George,  manager,  Tay  Works  Calender ;  ^.  17  Diidhope  street 
Fisher,  George,  mechanic,  2  Allan  street 
Fisher,  John,  porter,  8  Dura  street 
Fisher,  John,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  37  Perth  road  ;  h.  Inverbay 

villa,  Invergowrie 
Fisher,  John,  merchant,  6  Panmure  street 
Fisher,  John,  pastrybaker,  24  Ogilvie's  road 
Fisher,  John,  currier,  131  Rosebank  street 
Fisher,  Peter,  bookbinder,  40  Perth  road 
Fisher,  Peter,  manager  and  secretary,  Dundee  and  District  Tramway 

Co.,  Ltd.,  19  High  street  ;  h.  4  Westfield  place 
Fisher,  Peter,  broker,  84  Dudhope  street ;  confectioner,  86 ;  h,  86 
Fisher,  Thomas,  milloverseer,  31  Cleghorn  street 
Fisher,  William,  journalist,  7  Bank  street;  h.  13  Forebank  road 
Fisher,  William,  currier,  5  Craig  street 

Fisher,  W.  M.,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.,  Eng.,  dental  surgeon,  136  Nethergate 
Fisher,  Mrs  John,  Aberlemno  terrace,  348  Perth  road 
Fisher,  Mrs  Peter,  house  proprietrix,  11  Isles'  lane 
Fisken,  David,  mechanic,  12^  Mortimer  street 

Fitchet,  George,  potato  merchant,  8,  10  Crescent  lane  ;  h.  15  Springhill 
Fitchet,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  mer. ,  38  Balgay  st. ;  h.  249  Blackness  rd. 
Fitchet,  Jas.  F.,  grocer  and  spirit  mer.,  36  Princes  st.;  h.  15  Springhill 
Fitchet,  William,  warehouseman,  118  Ann  street 
Fithie,  William  S.,  milloverseer,  9  Bell  street 
Fithie,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  92  Blackness  road 
Fitzgerald,  James,  painter,  8  Kincardine  street 
Fitzgerald,  John,  sorting-clerk,  6  Bernard  street 
Fitzgerald,  M.  0.,  Customs  officer,  Afton  place,  Baxter  Park  terrace 
Flanagan,  Thos. ,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  24  Lower  pleasance  ;  h.  22 
Fleming,  Alexander,  factoryworker,  5  Arklay  street 
Fleming,  Alexander,  fireman,  2  St  Matthew  street 
Fleming,  Alexander,  railway  porter,  29  Clepington  street 
Fleming,  Alexander,  mason,  194  Hilltown 
Fleming,  Alex.  D. ,  merchant  and  insurance  agent,  7  Panmure  street ; 

h.  Downie  villa.  Droughty  Ferry 
Fleming,  Alexander  M. ,  of  Fleming  Brothers,  31  Wellgate 
Fleming,  Andrew  P.,  of  D.  H.  Fleming,  Sons,&  Co.,  5  Unionbank,  Lochee 
Fleming,  Archibald,  goods  guard,  7  Victoria  street 
Fleming,  A.  B.,  &  Co., Ltd., oil  refiners,  Carolina  port;  W.M.  Smith,  mangr. 
Fleming  &  Barry,  timber  merchants,  Camperdown  Sawmills 
FLEMING,  BIRKBY,  &  GOODALL,  Ltd.,  West  Grove  Mill,   Halifax.     See 

Adv.  p.  1 
Fleming  Brothers,  clothiers,  hosiers,  and  hatters,  16  and  18  Cowgate 
Fleming,  Charles  P.,  of  D.  H.  Fleming,  Sons,  &  Co.,  2  Adelaide  place 
Fleming,  David,  lodgekeeper,  Belmont  Works  ;  h.  67  Ure  street 
Fleming,  David,  blacksmith,  18  Gardner  street 
Fleming,  David,  of  Fleming  &  Sharp,  36  Hilltown 
Fleming,  David  A.,  clerk,  32  Seagate 
Fleming,  David  N. ,  machine  merchant  and  millfurnisher,  non-conducting 

composition  mfr.,  and  coverer,  2  India  buildings ;  h.  5  Balgay  avenue 


224  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Fleming,  Douglas,  &  Co. ,  jute,  flax,  hemp,  and  general  merchts.,  19  Cowgate 

Fleming,  D.  H.,  Sons,  &  Co.,  spinners  and  manufacturers,  Gray  Street 
Works,  Lochee ;  office,  30  Meadowside 

Fleming,  D.  M'Grigor,  solicitor,  38  Whitehall  st. ;  h.  41  Constitution  st. 

Fleming,  Edward  W. ,  of  J.  &  J.  Fleming,  3  Kilnburn  terrace,  Newport 

Fleming,  Elizabeth,  stationer,  4  Caldrum  street 

Fleming,  George,  sculptor,  89  Peddie  street 

Fleming  &  Haxton,  passenger  booking,  tourist,  and  shipping  agents,  44 
High  street 

Fleming,  James,  2  Park  place 

Fleming,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Fleming,  East  Somerville  place 

Fleming,  Jas.,  ironmonger,  26  and  28  Victoria  rd. ;  h.  17  Maryfield  ter. 

Fleming,  James,  flax  inspector,  106  Annfield  road 

Fleming,  James,  factory  manager,  Scouringburn  Works  ;  h.  2  Peddie  st. 

Fleming,  James  A.,  of  J.  &  J.  Fleming,  East  Somerville  place 

Fleming,  John,  of  John  Fleming  &  Sons,  9  Panmure  terrace 

Fleming,  John,  hay  merchant,  7  Small's  wynd  ;  h.  49  Park  wynd 

Fleming,  John,  jun.,  cabdriver,  34  Park  wynd 

Fleming,  John  D,,  timber  merchant,  Camperdown  Sawmills;  h.  7 
Louise  terrace,  West  Ferry 

Fleming,  John,  &  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  165  and  167  Seagate 

Fleming,  John  S. ,  of  Gi'aham  &  Fleming,  Afton  place,  Baxter  Park  ter. 

Fleming,   John  W.,  of  Salmond  &  Fleming,  Dalhousie  ter.,  West  Ferry 

Fleming,  J.  I. ,  commercial  traveller,  4  Gowrie  street 

Fleming,  J.  &  J. ,  wholesale  London,  Birmingham,  and  Sheffield  ware- 
housemen, and  importers  of  French  and  German  goods,  1-7  Overgate 

Fleming,  J.  Porterfield,  clerk,  142  Nethergate 

Fleming  &  Lindsay,  jute  spinners  and  manufacturers.  Mid  Street  Mill, 
50  Mid  street  (Telephone  No.  482) ;  and  Hillside  Works,  112  Hill- 
town  (Telephone  No.  471) 

Fleming,  Lizzie  H.,  teacher  of  music,  142  Nethergate 

Fleming,  Patrick  P.,  merchant,  84  Commercial  st.  ;  h.  9  Albany  terrace 

Fleming,  Peter,  manager.  Gray  Street  Works  Factory ;  h.  142  Nethergate 

Fleming,  Peter,  butcher,  19  Peddie  street 

Fleming,  Philip,  of  D.  H.  Fleming,  Sons,  &  Co.,  Balgay  terrace,  Lochee 

Fleming,  P.,  Canadian  Government  agent,  44  High  street;  It.  Braeside 
villa,  West  Newport 

Fleming,  Reid,  &  Co.,  Greenock  Yarn  and  Hosiery  Stores,  82  Nethergate 

Fleming,  Robert,  merchant,  and  advising  secretary,  Scottish  American 
Trust  Companies,  Ltd.,  13  Albert  square  (Telephone  No.  597);  h. 
Walden,  Chislehurst,  Kent 

Fleming,  Robert  H.,  of  Fleming  &  Lindsay,  Panmurebank,  Carnoustie 

Fleming,  R.  E.  &  J. ,  wholesale  ironmongers,  and  saddlers'  furnishers, 
31  Yeaman  shore 

Fleming  &  Sharp,  builders,  Ladywell  place,  Victoria  road 

Fleming,  Thomas,  fireman,  11  Robertson  street 

Fleming,  Thomas  P. ,  architect,  9  Albany  terrace 

Fleming,  William,  of  John  Fleming  &  Sons,  9  Panmure  terrace 

Fleming,  William,  seaman,  4  Dallfield  terrace 

Fleming,  William  S.,  Caledonian  Railway  canvasser,  80  Nethergate 

Fleming,  W.  P.,  music  teacher,  1  Whitehall  street;  h.  9  Albany  terrace 


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Fleming,  Mrs  David  H. ,  9  Albany  terrace 
Fleming,  Mrs  D.,  grocer,  77  Ure  street 
Fleming,  Mrs  James,  2  Blackness  crescent 
Fleming,  Mrs  John,  9  Panmure  terrace 
Fleming,  Mrs  Joseph,  1  Scotswood  terrace 
Fleming,  Mrs  J.  H.,  32  Seagate 

Fleming,  Miss  Annie,  of  Misses  J.'  &  A,  Fleming,  91  Arbroath  road 
Fleming,  Miss  E.,  44  High  street ;  h.  Braeside,  West  Newport 
Fleming,  Miss  Jessie,  of  Misses  J.  &  A.  Fleming,  91  Arbroath  road 
Fleming,  Misses  J.  &  A.,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  49  Albert  street 
Fletcher,  Edward,  salesman,  177  Blackness  road 
Fletcher,  William,  gardener,  187  Overgate 
Fletcher,  William  A.,  porter,  16  Lawrence  street 
Flett,  Peter  G.,  grocer,  87  Strathmartine  road  ;  h.  160 
Flight,  Elizabeth,  20  Bernard  street 
Flight,  William,  joiner,  23  Clepington  street 

Flockhart,  Alex. ,  licensed  grocer,  3 1  Craigie  st.  ;  h.  6  Union  pi. ,  Lochee 
Flood,  John,  confectioner,  63  Scouringburn  ;  ^.  61 
Florence,  Georgina,  butcher,  16  Alexander  street ;  h.  30 
Flowers,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  8  Malcolm  street 
Flynn,  James,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  6  Constitution  street 
Flynn,  William,  manager,  Balgray  road 

Foggie,  Andrew  H. ,  of  Baxter  &  Co. ,  Woodville  house,  Westpark  road 
Foggie,  James,  of  James  Foggie  &  Son,  Pearlbank,  Tayport 
FOGGIE,  JAMES  K.,  baker.  Hygienic  Bakery,  corner  of  Guthrie  street  and 

Scouringburn  ;  h.  Guthrie  street.     See  Adv.  p.  84 
Foggie,  James,  &  Son,  architects  and  licensed  valuators,  2  Raglan  street 
Foggie,  John,  clerk,  Cottage  Factory ;  h.  Myrtlebank,  10  Maryfield  ter. 
Foggie,  John,   F.  C.  S. ,  laboratory  steward.   University  College ;    h.   3 

James  square,  Newport 
Foggie,  Thomas  K.,  of  James  Foggie  &  Son,  Pearlbank,  Tayport 
Foggie,  William,  joiner  and  builder,  Whitton  street ;  h.  5  Park  avenue 
Foggie,  William  E.,  M.A.,  M.B.,  CM.,  Dundee  Royal  Lifirmary 
Folkes,  Fred. I.,  ship's  corporal, R. N., H. M. S. "  Unicorn";  A.8  Crichton  st. 
Foote,  Alexander  A.,  house  proprietor,  Springgrove,  Downfield 
Foote,Andw.  A.,  joiner  &  funeral  undertkr,,33Rosebank  st. ;  A.  57  Dura  st. 
Foote,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41  Polepark  road 
Foote,  Mrs  C. ,  draper,  49  Perth  road 
Foote,  Miss  Maggie,  fruiterer,  62  Dura  street ;  h.  57 
Forbes,  Alexander,  waiter,  7  Kirk  entry 

Forbes,  Alex.,  B.A.,  classical  master,  Morgan  Academy;  h.  14  Forfar  rd. 
Forbes,  Alexander,  joiner,  Faringtonhall  cottage,  Perth  road 
Forbes  &  Christie,  calenderers,  packers,  and  sack  mfs.,  80,  86  Victoria  rd. 
Forbes,  David,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  20  Hospital  wynd  ;  h.  55 
Forbes,  David,  engineer,  6  Park  terrace 
Forbes,  David,  teacher,  15  Morgan  street 
Forbes,  Duncan,  joiner,  93  Peddie  street 
Forbes,  Elizabeth,  milliner,  143  Blackscroft 
Forbes,  Findlay,  overseer,  303  Loons  road 
Forbes,  George,  of  George  Forbes  &  Co.,  10  Dens  brae 
Forbes,  George,  &  Co.,  cabinetmakers  and  joiners,  26  Foundry  lane 

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226  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Forbes,  G.  D.,  manager,  East  Port  Calender  ;  h.  The  Oaks,  Duff  street 

Forbes,  James,  mechanic,  19  Scott  street 

Forbes,  James,  Cowgate  porter,  14  King's  road 

Forbes,  James,  railway  policeman,  34  North  Lindsay  street 

Forbes,  John,  mechanic,  51  Lochee  road 

Forbes,  John,  overseer,  59  Hill  street 

Forbes,  John  M. ,  enginelitter,  33  Park  wynd 

Forbes,  John  Thayne,  stationer,  63  Lochee  road 

Forbes,  Jonathan,  commis.  mer. ,  8  Shore  ter. ;  li. 3  Taymouth  ter. ,  B. Ferry 

FORBES,  J.  T.,  pianoforte  tuner  and  dealer,  123  and  125  Victoria  road. 
See  Adv.  p.  on  colovxred  page  preceding  title 

Forbes,  Matthew,  medicinal  herbalist,  26^  Forfar  road 

Forbes,  Peter,  confectioner,  5  Rose  street 

Forbes,  P.  D.,  grocer  and  wine   merchant,  27  Union  street,  Maxwell- 
town,  123  Hilltown,  and  64  Strathmartine  road  ;  h.  Fairmuir  cot. 

Forbes,  Thomas,  fish  and  egg  merchant,  191  Princes  street;  h.  197 

Forbes,  W.  R.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  51  and  53  Mains  road;  h. 
Summerlea  place.  Mains  road 

Forbes,  Mrs  Annie,  sicknurse  and  midwife,  1  Johnston's  lane 

Forbes,  Mrs  James,  fish  merchant,  93  Hilltown  ;  h.  96 

Forbes,  Mrs  William,  broker,  5  Strathmartine  road;  h.  9 

Forbes,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Brown  Constable  street 

Forbes,  Miss  Margaret,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  13J  Mains  road 

Ford,  Agnes,  dressmaker,  1  Church  street,  Princes  street 

Ford,  David,  butcher,  81  HiWtown  ;  h.  5  Baffin  street 

Ford,  George,  coal  salesman,  16  Kincardine  street 

Ford,  Hugh,  warehouseman,  18  Gardner  street 

Ford,  Jas.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  75  and  77  North  Church  street ;  h.  73 

Ford,  James,  stationer,  117  Cowgate 

Ford,  William,  engineer,  136  Ferry  road 

Ford's  Mercantile  Offices — East  of  Scotland  Traders'  Mutual  Protection 
Association,  18  Meadowside  ;  branch,  12  King  street,  Aberdeen 

Fordyce,  Misses,  3  Gowrie  place 

Forebank  Dye  Works,  Victoria  road  ;  James  vStevenson  &  Co.,  dyers 

Forebank  Works,  15  Forebank  road;  Andrew  Taylor  &  Co.,  manufactrs. 

Foreman,  William,  shore  porter,  25  Lilybank  road 

Foreman,  Mrs  David,  2  Buckingham  terrace 

Foi'eman,  Mrs  John,  10  Stirling  street 

Forfarshire  1st  V.  A.  Corps;  headquartei'S,  Brigade  office,  Baltic  buildings 

Forgan,  Thomas,  railway  guard,  14  Ford's  lane 

Forgan,  William,  railway  yardsman,  10  West  Dock  street 

Fori'est,  Alexander,  miller,  Dundee  Flour  Mills  ;  h.  East  Dock  street 

Forrest,  James,  ironplaner,  35  Park  wynd 

Forrest,  John,  carpenter,  1  Morrison's  court 

Forrest,  Malcolm,  labourer,  18  Paterson  street 

Forrest,  Simon,  of  Andrew  Leitch  &  Co.,  sec,  Dundee  Loch  Line  Steam 
Shipping  Co. ,  26  East  Dock  street ;  h.  Craigard,  E.  Newport 

Forrest,  William,  ironmoulder,  25  Robertson  street 

Forrest,  Mrs  Isa,  laundress,  7  Craigie  street 

Forrester,  David,  merchant,  180  Seagate;  h.  Beech  cottage,  Barnhill 

Forrester,  David,  head  porter,  West  Station  ;   h.  40  Perth  road 


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Forrester,  James,  baker,  80  Hawkhill 

Forrester,  John,  millforeman,  11  Kincardine  street 

Forrester,  John, comisn.  agent,  180  Seagate ;  A. Brook  Street  house, B.Ferry 

Forrester,  John  S.,  mechanic,  5  Park  avenue 

Forrester,  Robert,  shipping  porter,  74  Ferry  road 

Forrester,  William,  overseer,  21  Park  avenue 

Forret,  David,  watchmaker,  1.3  Union  place 

Forson,  Rev.  Andrew  James,  Morison  E.  U.  Church  ;  h.  20  Airlie  place 

Forsyth,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant's  assistant,  33  Tait's  lane 

Forsyth,  James,  solicitor's  clerk,  20^  Tiiomson  street 

Forsyth,  John,  ironturner,  15  Park  avenue 

Forsyth,  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  17  High  st. ;  h.  2  N.  Wellington  st. 

Forsyth,  John  C,  patternmaker,  7  Ellen  street 

Forsyth,  Peter,  photographic  agent,  8  Peddie  street 

Forsyth,  Robert,  shoemaker,  104  Blackscroft 

Forsyth,  R.  B.,  121  Hawkhill 

Forsyth,  Thomas,  tenter,  5  Mortimer  street 

Forsyth,  William,  sawyer,  6  Rose  street 

Forsyth,  Mi's  Jane,  spirit  merchant,  151  Overgate  ;  /t.  33  Tait's  lane 

Forwell,  William,  baker,  confectioner,  and  biscuit  manufacturer,  Hilltown 

Bread,  Biscuit,  and  Confectionery  Works,  Stirling  street 
Foster,   Francis,   surveyor  of  taxes,  29  Bank  street ;   h.  3  Newington 

terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 
Fotheringham,  Andrew,  dresser,  7  Stirling  street 
Fotheringham,  William,  joiner,  12  Ben  vie  road 
Foulis,  John,  bootmaker,  5  Catherine  street 

Foulis,  Mrs  P.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  136  Victoria  road ;  h.  1  Lamb's  lane 
FOWLER,  JAMES,  frenchpolisher,  35  Cowgate.     See  Adv.  p.  88 
Fowler,  James,  clerk,  11  Stirling  street 
Fowler,  James,  milloverseer,  25  Morgan  street 
Fowler,  Robert,  calenderworker,  14  Wilkie's  lane 
Fowler,  Thomas,  police  constable,  10  Cleghorn  street 
Fowler,  Mrs,  lodgings,  53  South  Tay  street 
Fowlis,  Francis  M.,  stationer,  21  Kincardine  street 
Fox,  Edward  J.,  waiter,  179  Blackness  road 

Fox,  Harry,  stx-awhat  maker,  56  and  58  Wellgate;  h.  13  Charles  street 
Fox,  John,  birdcage  maker  and  bird-dealer,  20  Milne's  East  wynd 
Fox,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  177  Overgate ;  h.  87  King  street 
Fox,  Robert,  milliner,  56  and  58  Wellgate ;  h.  5  Paradise  road 
Fox,  Robert,  jun.,  mechanic,  13  Blackness  street 
Fox,  R.  S. ,  painter,  13  Dudhope  street 
Fox,  William,  clerk,  25  Scott  street 
Foy,  Daniel,  shoemaker,  46  Ferry  road 

Fraenkl,  Victor,  of  JafFe  Brothers  &  Co.,  Tay  Park,  Broughty  Ferry 
Frain,  William,  jun.,  of  William  Frain  &  Son,  2  St  Johnswood  terrace 
FRAIN,  WILLIAM,  &  SON,  wholesale  &  retail  china  &  glass  mers.,  Frain's 

buildings,  17  to  21  Castle  st.  (Telephone  No.  143);  stores,  Castle  court 

and  4  to  8  Doig's  court.     See  Adv.  on  coloured  page  preceding  title 
France,  Consul  for — P.  M.  Cochrane,  1  Dudhope  terrace 
Franchi,  Antonio,  confectioner,  5  Ann  street,  137  Victoria  road,  and  49 

Overgate  ;  h.  27  Victoria  road 


228  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Frankland,  Percy  Faraday,  Ph.D.,  B.Sc,  F.R.S.,  professor  of  chemistry, 

University  college 
Fraser,  Alex. ,  tailor  and  clothier,  17  N.  Wellington  st. ;  h.  8  Alexander  st. 
Fraser,  Alexander,  engineer,  35  Arbroath  road 
Fraser,  Alexander,  coach  painter,  13  Blackheath  place 
Fraser,  Alexander,  currier,  89  Princes  street 
Fraser,  Alexander,  carver  and  gilder,  58  Bell  street ;  h.  72 
Fraser,  Alexander  K.,  postman,  6  Stirling  street 

Fraser,  Allister  J.,  teller.  Royal  Bank,  Westport ;  h.  65  Commercial  st. 
Fraser,  Andrew,  railway  guard,  95  Murraygate 
Fraser,  Charles,  flax  inspector,  18  Cowgate 
Fraser,  David,  milloverseer,  4  Isla  street 

Fraser,  Donald,  coal  merchant  and  sackmaker,  56  Gellatly  street ;  h.  49 
Fraser,  Donald,  warper,  61  Hill  street 

Fraser,  Donald,  clerk.  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  h.  3  Victoria  terrace,  Barnhill 
Fraser,  Duncan,  overseer,  77  Strathmartine  road 
Fraser,  Duncan,  confectioner,  75  Pi-inces  street ;  h.  98  Blackscroft 
Fraser,  Edwin,  photographer,  55  Nethergate  ;  h.  19a  Albert  square 
Fraser,  Evan  H.,  teacher,  2  Park  avenue 

Fraser,  George,  blacksmith,  82  Cowgate  ;  h.  51  Crescent  street 
Fraser,  George,  of  George  Fraser  &  Co.,  Ci'aigiebank,  Ferry  road 
Fraser,  George,  joiner,  8  Peddie  street 

Fraser,  Geo.  B. ,  commission  mer. ,  15  Castle  st. ;  It.  May  cott. ,  Chalmers  st. 
Fraser,  George,  &  Co.,  wholesale  fruit  and  potato  mers.,  and  market 

gardeners,  5  &  33  Commercial  st.  ;  gardens,  Craigiebank,  Ferry  rd. 
Fraser,  George  S. ,  warehouseman,  170  Lochee  road 
Fraser,  Gilbert,  manager.  Ward  Mills  ;  h.  17  Airlie  place 
Fraser,  Hugh  G. ,  photographer,  43  Peddie  street 
Fraser,  James,  currier,  23  Princes  street 
Fraser,  James,  calenderworker,  7  Rosebank  road 
Fraser,  James,  tenter,  49  Ure  street 
Fraser,  James,  warehouseman,  26  Bruce  street 
Fraser,  James  C,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  104  Blackness  road 
Fraser,  John,  designer  and  tracer  for  embroidery,  51  and  53  Nethergate  ; 

h.  19a  Albert  square 
Fraser,  John,  gilder  and  pictureframe  maker,  48  Barrack  st. ;  h.  9  Ward  rd. 
Fraser,  John,  mechanic,  96  Strathmartine  road 
Fraser,  John  E.,  jeweller,  42  Westport 
Fraser,  Peter,  joiner,  19  Scott  street 
Fraser,  Samuel,  machineman,  175  Hawkhill 

Fi'aser,  Simon  G. ,  of  Rough  &  Fraser,  Abbotsford  villa,  Strathmartine  rd. 
Fraser,  Thomas,  hay,  straw,  and  potato  merchant,  236  Perth  road 
Fraser,  Thomas,  bookseller,  25  Stirling  street 
Fraser,  T.  H.,  resident  secretary,  The  Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Co., 

56  Commercial  street ;  h.  Youngsdale  place,  Newport 
Fraser,  William,  turnkey,  2  East  Henderson's  wynd 
Fraser,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  127  Perth  road;  h.  19  Union  place 
Fraser,  William,  blacksmith,  4  Graham  street,  Clepington  road 
Fraser,  William,  storekeeper,  21  Scott  street 
Fraser,  William,  draper,  9  Ellen  street 
Fraser,  Wm.  M.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  42  Wellgate ;  h.  10  Foi-far  rd. 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  229 

Eraser,  W.  C. ,  violin  maker,  67  Cowgate 

Eraser,  Mrs  A.,  garden  seed  merchant,  12  Arbroath  road 

Eraser,  Mrs  Jane,  spirit  merchant,  59  Princes  street ;  h.  32 

Eraser,  Mrs,  7  Fyffe  street 

Eraser,  Miss  Elsie,  milliner,  18  Cowgate 

Eraser,  Miss  Margaret,  39  Main  street 

Eraser,  Miss,  teacher,  72  Peddie  street 

Erazer,  Alexander,  of  D.  Erazer  &  Son,  201  Hilltown 

Erazer,  D.,  &  Son,  shnttle  and  picker  makers,  201  Hilltown 

Erazer,  John,  millforeman,  25  St  Peter  street 

Erazer,  Miss  E.,  bread  shop,  181  Overgate  ;  h.  6  Perth  road 

Ereedman,  Ered.,  tailor  and  clothier,  33  High  street 

Eree  Library,  Art  and  Natural  History  Museum,  and  Picture  Galleries, 
Albert  square ;  John  Maclauchlan,  secretary,  chief  librarian,  and 
curator 

Ereeman,  James  Michael,  Liland  Revenue  clerk,  161  Albert  street 

FRENCH,  ANNIE,  children's  outfitting  and  ladies'  underclothing  ware- 
house, 123  Perth  road  ;  h.  125.     See  Adv.  p.  52 

Eriedheim,  Otto,  of  E.  Rosenstern  &  Co.,  16  Douglas  terrace,  W.  Eerry 

Eriedlander,  Edward,  calenderer,  Meadowside  Calender  Co.,  Ltd.,  23 
Albert  square  ;  h.  23  Springfield 

Ery,  J.  S. ,  &  Sons,  cocoa  &  chocolate  mf  s. ,  5  Reform  st. ;  W.  H.  Horswell,  agt. 

Eryer,  Henry,  vanman,  29  Balgay  street 

Eullerton,  Jas.,  merchant,  51  Meadowside;  h.  Viewbank,  7  Dudhope  ter. 

Eullerton,  John,  special  agent.  New  York  Life  Insur.  Co.,  10  Airlie  ter. 

Eulton,  David,  postman,  124  Seagate 

Eyall,  Andrew,  carpenter,  29  Hill  street 

Eyfe,  Andrew,  stationer  and  fancy  goods,  162  Ann  street 

Eyfe,  George,  fruiterer,  florist,  and  potato  merchant,  10  Crichton 
street ;  h.  Newbigging,  Monikie 

Eyfe,  G.  &  H. ,  ironmongers,  tinsmiths,  and  gasfitters,  14  Dudhope  Cres.  rd. 

Eyfe,  Isabella,  dressmaker,  144  Perth  road 

Eyfe,  James,  of  Scott  &  Eyfe,  Woodbank  house,  Tayport 

Eyfe,  Jas. ,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  34  Lilybank  rd. ;  h.  3  Arbroath  rd. 

Eyfe,  James,  carpenter,  22  Peter  street 

Eyfe,  James,  blacksmith,  12  Constable  street 

Eyfe,  John,  grocer,  4  Stirling  street 

Eyfe,  John,  sawmill  manager,  11  Park  avenue 

Eyfe,  William,  28  Union  place 

Eyfe,  William  T.,  auctioneer,  2  Dalhousie  terrace 

Eyfe,  Mrs  A.  M. ,  Aberlemno  terrace,  348  Perth  road 

Eyfe,  Mrs  John,  19  Cowgate 

Eyfe,  Mrs  W.  C,  3  Windsor  terrace 

Eyfe,  Mrs,  apartments,  2  Dalhousie  terrace 

Eyfe,  Miss,  1  Blackness  crescent 

Eyffe,  Alexander,  engineman,  40  Hunter  street 

Eyife,  Alfred,  flax  porter,  29  Mains  loan 

Eyffe,  David,  clerk,  5  Stirling  street 

Eyffe,  David,  shipwright,  82  High  street 

Fyffe,  David,  shipwright.  Marine  parade  ;  h.  9  Osborne  place 

Fyffe,  George,  coffeehouse  keeper,  80  Overgate;  h.  82 


230  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Fyflfe,  George,  warehouseman,  Greenlaw  place,  Clepington  road 

Fyffe,  James,  of  James  Fyffe  &  Son,  17  Thomson  street 

Fyffe,  James,  of  Paterson  &  Fyffe,  53  Hill  street 

Fyffe,  James,  harbour  porter,  47  Albert  street 

Fyffe,  James,  &  Son,  plumbers,  brassfounders,  gasfitters,  tinsmiths,  and 

zincworkers,  89  Nethei'gate  ;  workshops,  Tay  Street  lane 
Fyffe,  Jessie,  16  Bank  street 

Fyffe,  John,  sugar  toy  manufacturer,  33  Rosebank  street 
Fyffe,  John,  overseer,  93  Hospital  wynd 
Fyffe,  John  W.,  of  John  W.  Fyffe  &  Co.,  16  Bank  street 
Fyffe,  John  W.,  &  Co.,  slaters,  14  Bank  street 
Fyffe,  Peter,  joiner,  42  Annfield  road 
Fyffe,  Peter,  engineer,  29  Peter  street 
Fyffe,  Peter,  bird-dealer,  211  Lochee  road 

Fyffe,  Peter,  furniture  dealer,  34  Campbell  st.,  Lochee  ;  h.  214  Lochee  rd. 
Fyffe,  Richard,  milloverseer,  44  Hill  street 

Fyffe,  Robert,  upholsterer,  185  Hilltown  ;  h.  41  Rosebank  street 
Fyffe,  Thomas  L.,  of  James  Fyffe  &  Son,  41  Seafield  road 
Fyffe,  William,  clerk,  Dundee  Foundry  ;  h.  36  Ferry  road 
Fyffe,  William  S.,  overseer,  27  Scott  street 
Fyffe,  William  G.,  grocer's  assistant,  52  Annfield  road 
Fyffe,  Mrs  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  58  Strathmartine  rd. ;  h.  39 
Fyffe,  Mrs,  6  Wolseley  street 

Gabriel,  Robert,  storekeeper,  8  Kincardine  street 

Gabriel,  William,  greengrocer,  53  Lochee  road  ;  h.  67 

Gaertner,  Hans,  music  teacher  and  organist,  74  Commercial  street 

Gaffney,  Thomas  A.,  hairdresser,  17  Albert  street ;  h.  233  Hilltown 

Gagan,  Peter,  labourer,  26  Dallfield  walk 

Gahan,  James,  painter  and  decorator,  58  Hilltown  ;  h.  32  James  street 

Gahan,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  86  Hilltown  ;  //.  32  James  street 

Gair,  James,  stower,  6  Eliza  street 

Gaini,  John,  shoemaker,  42  Blackscroft ;  h.  63 

Gall,  James,  coaldealer,  27  Peter  street 

Gall,  John,  commercial  traveller,  9  Dallfield  terrace 

Gall,  Mrs  Helen,  8  Arbroath  road 

Gallacher,  James,  auctioneer,  1  Littlejohn  street 

Gallacher,  Mrs,  confectioner,  16  Dundonald  street 

Galloway,  Alexander  L.,  traveller,  3  Parker  street 

Galloway,  Archibald,  assurance  agent,  36  Ferry  road 

Galloway,  David,  cooper,  237  Hilltown  ;  h.  29  Strathmartine  road 

Galloway,  George,  enginedriver,  27  Step  row 

Galloway,  James,  district  manager,  British  Legal  Life  Assurance  Co., 

Limited,  Arcade  buildings,  4c  King  street 
Galloway,  James,  engineer,  17  Morgan  street 
Galloway,  John,  baker,  31  Reform  street 
Galloway,  John,  nightwatchman,  1  Watson's  lane 
GALLOWAY,  JOHN,  ironmonger,  tinsmith,  plumber,   and   gasfitter,  237 

and  239  Hilltown  ;  h.  May  cottage,  Fairmuir.     See  Adv.  p.  53 
Galloway,  John  D.,  tinsmith,  160  Strathmartine  road 
Galloway,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  18  William  street,  Forebank 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  231 

Galloway,  William,  stevedore,  13  Victoria  street 
Galloway,  Mrs,  housekeeper,  27  Lyon  place 
Galloway,  Miss,  2  Hyndford  terrace 
Gait,  John,  missionary-teacher  of  the  blind,  26  Castle  street ;  h.  11  Rose 

street,  Lochee 
Gamble,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  121  Rosebank  street 
Gamble,  Samuel,  police  inspector,  144  Princes  street 
Gamble,  Thomas,  calenderworker,  123  Rosebank  street 
Gambley,  Mrs,  draper,  1  Melrose  terrace 
Garden,  John,  bookseller,  15  Arklay  street 
Garden  Works,  Benvie  road  ;  William  Cleghorn  &  Son,  spinners 
Gardiner,  Alexander,  waiter,  35  Guthrie  street 
Gardiner,  David,  painter,  3  Lawrence  street 
Gardiner,  James,  carter,  64  Hilltown 
Gardiner,  John,  blacksmith,  13  Blackheath  place 
Gardiner,  John,  calenderworker,  9  Blackheath  place 
Gardiner,  John  P.,  tailor's  cutter,  24  Bank  street 
Gardiner,  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  3  Lowden's  alley 
Gardiner,  Robert,  fireman,  38  Polepark  road 
Gardiner,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  21  Stirling  street 
Gardiner,  William,  milloverseer,  22  Hunter  street 
Gardiner,  Wm,  G.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  49  Westport;  h.  5  Brown  st. 
Gardner,  Rev.  Alfred,  Lindsay  Street  Church;  h.  Gowanbank,  Lochee  rd. 
Gardner,  John,  meter  inspector,  Gas  Office  ;  h.  38  Milnbank  road 
Gardyne,  James,  late  baker,  17  Step  row 

Garland,  Archibald,  contractor,  70  Lochee  road ;  h.  20  Cochrane  street 
Garland,  John,  shoemaker,  9  Rosefield  street 
Garland,  Miss,  1  Blackness  terrace 
Garrie,  Mrs  Ann,  grocer,  129  Rosebank  street ;  h.  131 
Garriock,  Lewis  F.  U.,  of  Berry,  Shetland,  Seafield  house,   Magdalen 

place;  and  Gibblestone  house,  Scalloway 
Garry,  John,  vanman,  10  Bellfield  lane 
Garthley,  R.  G.,  grocer,  53  Rosebank  street;  h.  51 
Garvick,  William,  warper,  31  Rosebank  road 
Garvie,  Charles,  carter,  19  Union  place 
Garvie  &  Farquharson,  joiners,  46  Balgay  street 
Garvie,  James,  of  Garvie  &  Farquharson,  21  Balgay  street 
Garvie,  Marshall,  draper,  12  Forest  Park  road 
Garvie,  Mrs,  confectioner,  23  Victoria  street 

Gas  Commissioners'  Office,  89  Commercial  street ;  A.  I.  Strachan,  treas. 
Gatherer,  Adam,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  4  Daniel  st. ;  h.  2a  Bell  st. 
Gauld  &  Laburn,  slaters  and  slate  merchants,  59  &  61  Constitution  road 
Gauld,  William,  teller.  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  h.  4  Athole  terrace 
Gaixlt,  John,  policeman,  88  Rosebank  street 
Gault,  John  H.,  postman,  9  Pitfour  street 

Gavin,  Mrs  Alex.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1  Dock  st.;  A.  7  S.  Union  st. 
Gavine,  .James,  of  W.  &  J.  Gavine,  184  Seagate 
Gavine,  James  R. ,  draper's  assistant,  81  Blackscroft 
Gavine,  Jane  &  Mary,  pawnbi-okers,  146  Murraygate 
Gavine,  William,  of  W,  &  J,  Gavine,  7  Morrison's  court 
Gavine,  W,  &  J,,  boxmakers,  28  Union  street,  Charles  street 


232  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Geddes,  Alex.,  wood  merchant,  Seabraes,  2  Perth  road;  h.  27  Perth  rd. 
Geddes,  James,  manufacturer's  agent,  65  Commercial  street ;  h.  1  Tay- 

mouth  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 
Geddes,  John  C,  draper,  114  Princes  street;  h.  17  Janefield  place 
Geddes,  Patrick,  professor  of  botany,  University  College  ;  h.  University 

Hall,  Ramsay  gardens,  Edinburgh 
Geddes,  William,  governor,  H.M.  Prison,  West  Bell  street 
Geekie,  Alexander,  H.M.  Customs,  1  Park  avenue 
Geekie,  Alexander,  mechanic,  5  Brown  street 
Geekie,  Andrew,  postman,  31  Main  street 
Geekie,  Donald,  mechanic,  35  Dallfield  walk 
Geekie,  George,  joiner,  40  Hunter  street 
Geekie,  James,  prison  warder,  12  Benvie  road 
Geekie,  John,  sen.,  engineer,  80  Ure  street 
Geekie,  John,  fireman,  20  Park  wynd 
Geekie,  John,  jun.,  patternmaker,  172  Hawkhill 
Geekie,  John,  blacksmith,  14  Lawrence  street 
Geekie,  John,  mechanic,  143  Lochee  road 
Geekie,  Robert  Davidson,  clerk,  14  Lawrence  street 
Geekie,  William,  318  Perth  road 
Geekie,  William,  carter,  25  Mains  loan 
Geekie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  6  Park  terrace 
Geekie,  Miss  C,  draper,  78  Ure  street ;  h.  80 
Gellatly,  Alexander,  mechanic,  4  Derby  street 
Gellatly,  Charles,  carpenter,  29  Grove  street 
Gellatly,  David,  coachman,  34  Raglan  street 
Gellatly,  George,  butcher,  138a  Hawkhill ;  h.  42  Westport 
Gellatly,  George,  yarndresser,  42  Annfield  road 
Gellatly,  James,  butcher,  16  Hawkhill ;  h.  24 
Gellatly,  James,  lapper,  15  Annfield  street 
Gellatly,  John,  coachpainter,  191  Hilltown;  h.  64 
Gellatly,  John,  assistant  overseer,  28  North  street 

Gellatly,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  54  Blackscroft ;  h.  29  Grove  street 
Gellatly,  John  S.,  butcher,  121  Hawkhill 
Gellatly  &  Millar,  Misses,  dressmakers,  132a  Nethergate 
Gellatly,  William,  of  Wm.  Gellatly  &  Co.,  Tayview,  Brot'y  Ferry,  West 
Gellatly,  William,  enginedriver,  20  Union  place 

Gellatly,  William,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  commission  agents,  33  Cowgate 
Gellatly,  William  M.,  blacksmith,  5  Miller's  wynd 
Gellatly,  Mrs,  77  Victoria  road 

Gellatly,  Miss,  of  Gellatly  &  Millar,  1  St  Phillan's  place.  East  Newport 
Gemmell,  David,  clerk  of  works,  3  Hilltown 
Gemmell,  Samuel,  photographer,  120  Nethergate 
GENERAL  Accident  Assurance  Corporation,  Ltd.,  1  Commercial  street ; 

James  S.  Ritchie,  district  manager.     See  Adv.  p.  Ill 
GENERAL  Life  Assurance  Co.,  26  Commercial  street ;  B.  L.  Nairn,  district 

agent.     See  AdA'".  p.  115 
Gentle,  Mrs  Marian,  119  Nethergate 

George,  Isabella,  head  nurse.  Parochial  Hospital,  Mains  loan 
George,  Rev.  James,  Park  U.P.  Church  ;  h.  Ashbank,  Forfar  road 
George,  Mrs,  Victoria  Laundry,  37  Hilltown  ;  h.  50  Cleghorn  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  233 

German  Empire,  Consul  for — Hermann  Quosbarth,  1  Commercial  street 

Gethings,  Mary,  greengrocer,  105  Victoria  road 

Gibb,  David,  flax  merchant,  16  William  st.,  King  st. ;  h.  10  Airlie  terrace 

Gibb,  David,  jun.,  cashier,  10  Airlie  terrace 

Gibb,  Elizabeth,  manglekeeper,  43  North  Church  street 

Gibb,  E.  G. ,  factory  manager,  Maxwelltown  Works ;  h.  Glendye  cottage, 
Pitkerro  road 

Gibb,  Geo.,  waste mercht.,  20  Rosebank  st.;  h.  Walleroo  cot.,  Downfield 

Gibb,  Geo.  H.,  postmaster.  Post  Office;  h.  Hermonhill house, 21  Perth rd. 

Gibb,  Mary  J. ,  teacher,  Smithfield  School,  67  Derby  street ;  h.  Camper- 
down  cottage,  Broughty  Ferry 

Gibb,  William,  mechanic,  4  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 

Gibb,  William,  patternmaker,  56  Blackscroft 

Gibb,  Mrs  James,  10  Wellington  street 

Gibb,  Miss,  14  Airlie  place 

Gibb,  Misses,  Tayview,  Mains  loan 

Gibson,  Alex.,  grain  and  meal  merchant,  11  Mains  rd, ;  A.  37  Stirling  st. 

Gibson,  Andrew,  upholsterer,  3  Cai'dean  street 

Gibson,  Andrew,  plasterer,  18  Rosebank  road 

Gibson,  Ann,  confectioner,  168  Ann  street 

Gibson,  Daniel,  painter,  1  Littlejohn  street 

Gibson,  David,  of  O'Kane  &  Gibson,  3  Crescent  street 

Gibson,  David,  vanman,  31  Rose  street 

Gibson,  James,  engineer,  9  Balfour  street 

Gibson,  James,  mason,  109- Albert  street 

Gibson,  Jas.,  cab  proprietor,  1  Milne's  West  wynd;  h.  177^  Scouringburn 

Gibson,  Jane  R.,  dressmaker,  58  Crescent  lane 

Gibson,  John,  warehouseman,  35  St  Salvador  street 

Gibson,  John,  irondresser,  20  William  street,  Forebank 

Gibson,  John,  collector,  46  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Gibson,  John,  teacher,  Clepington  Public  School  ;  h.  17  Janefield  place 

Gibson,  Joseph,  of  Joseph  Gibson  &  Co.,  average  adjuster,  26  Commercial 
street ;  h.  Ellieslea,  West  Ferry 

Gibson,  Joseph,  &  Co.,  marine  insurance  brokers,  26  Commercial  street 

Gibson,  Matthew,  telegraphist,  35  King  street 

Gibson,  Rich. ,  stationer  &  tobac'nist,  2  Scouringburn ;  h.  12  Johnston's  lane 

Gibson,  Robert,  minister.  Catholic  Apostolic  Ch. ;  h.  101  Victoria  road 

Gibson,  Robert,  lapping  overseer,  10  Ashton  place,  Hawkhill 

Gibson,  Robt.  J.,  jute  merchant,  3  Royal  Exchange  ct. ;  li.  4  Garland  place 

Gibson,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  jute  spinners  and  manufacturers,  Craigie 
Works,  Robertson  strieet 

Gibson,  Thomas,  of  Martin  &  Gibson,  46  Dudhope  Crescent  road 

Gibson,  Thomas,  yardsman,  51  Yeaman  shore 

Gibson,  William,  of  Gibson,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  Invertay,  West  Ferry 

Gibson,  William,  jun.,  of  Gibson,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  Linfield,  West  Ferry 

Gibson,  William,  tenter,  10  Lawrence  street 

Gibson,  William,  calenderworker,  38  Rosebank  street 

Gibson,  W. ,  wine  and  spirit  mercht,  151  Scouringburn;  h.  42  Westport 

Gibson,  Mrs  Agnes,  laundress,  65  Lochee  road  ;  h.  3  Cochrane  street 

Gibson,  Mrs  B. ,  stationer  and  fancy  goods  mer. ,  177  Scouringburn  ;  h,  177^ 

Gibson,  Mrs  John  H.,  4  Garland  place 


234  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Gibson,  Mrs  M.  D.,  19  Airlie  place 

Gibson,  Miss  H.  D.,  eatinghouse-keeper,  181  Perth  road 

Gilchrist,  Alexander,  machine  merchant,  37  Ben  vie  road  and  178  Lochee 

road  ;  A.  Inverary  terrace 
Gilchrist,  Dvd.W.,  wholesale  warehsmn. ,  81  Murraygate;  h.  2  Kirk  entry 
Gilchrist,  George,  china  merchant,  60  King  street ;  h.  51  Crescent  street 
Gilchrist,  James,  fireman,  40  Hillbank  road 
Gilchrist,  James,  clerk,  22  Gardner  street 
Gilchrist,  John,  carpet  designer,  2  Gardner  street 
Gilchrist,  John  Gilbert,  of  Fairweather  &  Gilchrist,  17  Nelson  street 
Gilchrist,  Mackie,  labourer,  1  Mitchell  street 
Gilchrist,  W.  J.,  of  W.  J.  Gilchrist  &  Co.,  4  South  George  street 
Gilchrist,  W,  J,,  &  Co.,  wholesale  woollen  merchants,  7  Ward  road 
Gildea,  Peter,  general  dealer,  and  old  clothes  merchant,  61  Hawkhill 
Gildea,  R.,  late  H.M.  Customs,  Lower  Cres.  liouse,  93  Magdalen  green 
Gilgour,  M.,  teacher,  St  Salvador's  Girls  Sch,;  A.  Meadowbank,  Carnoustie 
Gilkison,  Samuel,  grocer,  17  Cotton  road 
Gill,  David,  joiner  and  housef actor,  2  Hillbank  road 
Gill,  Harry,  carpetweaver,  81  Strathmartine  road 
Gill,  John,  grocer,  126  Hilltown  ;  h.  2  Hillbank  road 
Gill,  Thomas  W.,  engineer,  12  Forest  Park  road 
Gill,  William,  insurance  agent,  1 6  Annfield  street 
Gillan,  Alexander,  mason,  28  Kinloch  street  • 
Gillan,  James  L.,  carpetweaver,  24  Kinloch  street 
Gillanders,  Duncan,  mason,  8  Shepherd's  loan 
Gillanders,  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  26  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 
Gillespie,  Andrew,  keeper,  Western  club  ;  A.  10  Shore  terrace 
Gillespie,  Hay,  house  painter  and  decorator,  25  Hawkhill 
Gillespie,  James,  mechanic,  21  Kincardine  street 
Gillespie,  James,  currier,  13  Mid  street 
Gillespie,  John,  confectioner,  14  South  Union  street 
Gillespie,  John,  seaman,  8  Ashton  place,  Hawkhill 
Gillespie,  William,  overseer,  Milnbank  house,  22  Milnbank  road 
Gillies,  Alexander,  bootmaker,  86  and  88  Caldrum  street 
Gillies,  Elizabeth,  fruiterer,  96  Princes  street 

Gillies,  Mary  Ann,  draper  and  milliner,  Eastwood  pi.,  Clepington  road 
Gillies,  Mrs  Ann,  dressmaker,  18  Parker  street 
Gillon,  Miss  Isabella,  dressmaker,  2  Bain  square 
Gilmour,  Alexander,  contractor  and  stevedore,  15  Exchange  street 
Gilmour,  Alex.,  agt.  for  Thos.  Smith  &  Co.,  10  Panmurest. ;  h.  Glencarse 
Gilmour,  Robei-t,  A.I.E.E.,  district  manager,  National  Telephone  Co., 

Ltd.,  13  Panmure  street ;  h.  4  Baxter  Park  terrace 
Gilroy,  Alexander,  merchant,  54  Bell  st. ;  h.  Craigie  house.  Ferry  road 
Gilroy,  A.  Bruce  (Gilroy,  Sons,  &  Co.,  Ltd.),  Castleroy,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Gilroy,  Geo.  A.  (Gilroy,  Sons,  &Co.,  Ltd.),  1  Balgillo  cres.,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Gilroy,  George,  of  George  Gilroy  &  Co.,  6  Fintry  place,  Broughty  Ferry 
Gilroy,  George,  &  Co.,  merchants,  1  Royal  Exchange  court 
Gilroy,  Sons,  &  Company,  Limited,  merchants,  jute  spinners  and  manu- 
facturers, Tay  Works  ;  office,  1  Lochee  road 
Gilruth,  A., grocer  andspiritmer.,1 6  Commercialst.,  Max. ;  A.  119^  Hilltown 
Gilruth,  Mrs  John,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  235 

Girdwood,  George,  engraver,  lithographic  and  letterpress  printer,  manu- 
facturing and  mercantile  stationer,  53  Meadowside 

Girls'  Home,  25  Forebank  road  ;  Miss  Margaret  Smith,  matron 

Girrity,  Peter,  contractor,  Bellfield  street ;  h.  17  Paton's  lane 

Glasgow,  Alexander,  butcher,  8  Cowgate  ;  It.  107  Murraygate 

Glasgow  and  Dundee  Clothing  Co. ,  clothiers,  hatters,  hosiers,  and  out- 
fitters, 15  Westport  and  9  and  11  Castle  street ;  Jas.  Philp,  manager 

Glasgow  and  West  of  Scotland  Guardian  Society  for  the  Protection  of 
Trade,  104  Commercial  st. ;  Alex.  C.  Rutherford,  secy,  and  manager 

Glass,  Andrew  H.,  clerk,  104  Commercial  street 

Glass,  Andw.  P.  B.,  clerk,  and  organist,  St  Mark's  Ch.  ;A.  2  Dalhousie  ter. 

Glass,  Charles  C,  of  Anderson  &  Glass,  122  North  street,  St  Andrews 

Glass,  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  212  Blackness  road 

Glass,  Mrs  Alexander,  17  St  Andrew's  street 

Glass,  Miss,  Salisbury  place,  93  Arbroath  road 

Glass,  Miss,  dressmaker,  125  Perth  road 

Classic,  Thomas,  compositor,  47  Milnbank  road 

Gleeson,  Rev.  John,  St  Patrick's  R.C.  Church  ;  h.  12  South  Erskine  st. 

Glegg,  Alexander,  late  farmer,  4  Thornley  terrace 

Gleig,  Stewart,  wholesale  tea  merchant,  30  Dock  street ;  h.  Drumsturdie 

Gleig,  Mrs  Jessie,  fruiterer,  8  King  street ;  h.  Drumsturdie 

GLENBURN  HYDROPATHIC  ESTABLISHMENT,  Rothesay.     See  Adv.  p.  21 

Glenday,  J.  &  C,  tailors  and  clothiers,  107  Hilltown ;  h.  141  Ann  street 

Glenhoimes,  Samuel,  traveller,  10  Dura  street 

Glennie,  D.  G.,  accountant.  Union  Bank  ;  h.  1  Viewforth  street 

Glenny,  Henry  S.,  of  Reid,  Johnston,  &  Co.,  11  Duntrune ter. ,  W.  Ferry 

Gloag,  Alexander,  clerk,  4  Dock  street 

Gloag,  Charles  C,  clerk,  14  Forfar  road 

Gloag,  William  B.,  foreman  joiner,  86  Ferry  road 

Gloag,  Mrs  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  106  Dura  st. ;  h,  4  Mains  loan 

Gloak,  David,  shipmaster,  7  Victoria  street 

Gloak,  David,  ironmonger's  assistant,  35  King  street 

Gloak,  David,  sen.,  12  Candle  lane 

Gloak,  David  F.,  of  Batchelor  &  Gloak,  17  Lyon  street 

Gloak,  Robert,  confectioner,  10  Scouringburn 

Globe  Marine  Insurance  Co. ,  Ltd.,  26  Commercial  st. ;  B.  L.  Nairn,  agent 

Godfrey,  C.  T.,  merchant,  73  Cowgate  ;  h.  4  Invermark  ter.,  Barnhill 

Gold,  David  S.,  farmer,  Logie  farm,  Lochee  road 

Gold,  James,  solicitor,  20  Reform  street;  h.  2  Kilnburn  ter,,  E.  Newport 

Gold,  William,  bootmaker,  260  Hawkhill ;  h.  11  Blackness  street 

Gold,  William,  clerk,  7  Cleghorn  street 

Golding,  Isaiah,  carpetweaver,  2  Graham  street,  Clepington  road 

Gonnella,  Frank,  figuremaker,  34  Fleuchar  street 

Gonnella,  Giuseppe,  of  J.  Gonnella  &  Co.,  60  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Gonnella,  Joseph,  60  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Gonnella,  J,,  &  Co.,  modellers,  figuremakers,  and  importers  of  Italian 
sculpture,  81  Nethergate 

Gonnella,  Louis,  of  J.  Gonnella  &  Co.,  60  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Good,  Henry,  joiner,  51  Yeaman  shore 

Good,  James,  lorry  driver,  126  Princes  sti-eet 

Goodall,  James,  mechanic,  62  Ure  street 


236  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Goodall,  M.  W.,  tenter,  3  Balfour  street 

Goodlet,  I.  &M.,  drapers,  34  Polepark road;  h.  13Grieve's  ter.,Locheerd. 

GOODSON,  ROBERT,  mantle  manufacturer,  34-36  High  st.  See  Adv.  p.  19 

Gordon,  Adam,  joiner,  17  Bonny  bank  road 

Gordon,  Alexander,  of  Gordon  &  Co.,  157  Perth  road 

Gordon,  Charles,  mechanic,  24  Nelson  street 

Gordon  &  Co.,  pork  butchers,  194  Hawkhill 

Gordon,  David,  insurance  agent,  44  Dallfield  walk 

Gordon,  David,  draper,  44  King's  road  ;  h.  Ardoch  villa,  Wormit 

Gordon,  David,  detective,  22  Kincardine  street 

Gordon,  David,  clerk,  17  Wellington  street 

Gordon,  Donald,  grain  merchant,  Baldovan  terrace,  24  Park  avenue 

Gordon,  E.  Leighton,  teacher  of  music,  94  Commercial  street 

Gordon,  George,  packer,  17  Dallfield  walk 

Gordon,  Geoi-ge  C,  mate,  5  Morgan  street 

Gordon,  Henry  H.,  of  J.  &  H.  Gordon,  4  Balgillo  crescent,  Broughty  Ferry 

Gordon,  Hugh,  insurance  agent,  48  Dallfield  walk 

Gordon,  James,  houseagent,  3  Barrack  street;  A.  32  Caldrum  street 

Gordon,  James,  sorting  clerk  and  telegraphist,  1 8  Gardner  street 

Gordon,  James,  spirit  merchant,  57  and  59  Albert  st.  ;  h.  4  Balraore  st. 

Gordon,  Jane  F.,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  36  Nethergate 

Gordon,  John,  clerk,  59  Commercial  street,  Maxwelltown 

Gordon,  John,  grocer,  19  Blackness  street 

Gordon,  John,  jun. ,  patent  agent,  8  Dura  street 

Gordon,  J.  &  H.,  jute  spinners  and  manufacturers.  Anchor  and  Douglas 

Works,  Anchor  lane 
Gordon,  Joseph  M.,  waiter,  41  Rosebank  street 
Gordon  &  Matthew,  general  drapers,  161  Hilltown 
Gordon,  T.  L.,  agent,  Provident  Assoc,  of  London,  Ltd.,  2  Rosefield  st. 
Gordon,  William,  labourer,  59  Milnbank  road 
Gordon,  William,  ironturner,  56  William  street,  Forebank 
Gordon,  W.  J.,  of  J.  &  J.  Ogilvie,  writertothe  signet;  h.  Ferry  hse.,  B.  Ferry 
Gordon,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  apartments,  11  South  Union  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  John,  19  Victoria  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  Mary,  ladies'  nurse,  71  Perth  road 
Gorrie,  Alexander,  mechanic,  19  Hill  street 
Gorrie,  James,  firewood  manufacturer  and  coal  merchant,  49  Forebank 

road  ;  h.  108  Rosebank  street 
Gorrie,  James,  ironplater,  21  Langlands  street 
Gorrie,  James,  brassfinisher,  65  Milnbank  road 
Gorrie,  Peter,  L.D.S.,  F.P.S.G.,  dental  surgeon,  148  Nethergate,  and 

Belleville,  Carnoustie 
Gorrie,  William,  minister,  Apostolic  Ch.  ;  A.  1  St  Mary'ster.,  Lochee  rd. 
Gorthy,  John,  hacklemaker,  62  Ure  street 

Gough,  Rev.  Edward  John,  M.A.,  S.  Paul's  Epis.  Ch. ;  A.  7  Airlie  place 
GOUICK,  JOHN,  wholesale  ironmonger  and  shop  outfitter,  126  Seagate ; 

h.  1  St  Peter  street.     See  Adv.  p.  20 
Gouk,  William,  sheriff-officer,  3  Barrack  street;  h,  9  Ellen  street 
Govik,  Mrs  Jane,  furnishings,  22  Arbroath  road 
Gourlay  Brothei-s  &  Co. ,  engineers  and  shipbuilders,  Dundee  Foundry, 

East  Dock  street,  and  Camperdown  Ship  Yard 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  237 

Gourlay,  David,  cowfeeder,  304  Loons  road 
Gourlay,  Donald,  blacksmith,  14  Kinnaird  street 
Gourlay,  C.  G.,  of  Gourlay  Brothers  &  Co.,  Carphin,  Broughty  Ferry 
Gourlay,  Harriet  M.,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  3  Nelson  street 
Gourlay,  Henry  Garrett,  of  Gourlay  Brothers  &  Co.,  Rowanlea,  B.  Ferry 
Gourlay,  Jane,  draper,  79  Ure  street 
Gourlay,  Thomas,  sheriff- officer  for  the  counties  of  Forfar,  Fife,  and 

Perth,  10  High  street;  h.  3  Nelson  street 
Gourlay,  William,  mechanic,  59  Milnbank  road 
Gove,  David,  woodturner,  54  Blackness  road 
Gove,  James,  grocer's  assistant,  23  Wolseley  street 
Gove,  William,  tailor,  40  Seafield  road 
Gove,  Mrs,  draper,  21  Wolseley  street 
Govier,  William  H.  F. ,  seaman,  86  Albert  street 
Gow,  Alexander,  mason,  65  Arbroath  road 
Gow,  Alexander,  gi'ocer,  64  Hilltown 
Gow,  Alexander  F.,  compositor,  14  Forest  Park  road 
Gow,  Chas.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  28  Albert  street ;  h.  146 
Gow,  Charles,  warehouseman,  76  Strathmartine  road 
Gow,  Daniel,  of  Brown  &  Gow,  177  Victoria  road 
Gow,  Daniel  F.,  grocer,  67  Victoria  road;  h.  35  Alexander  street 
Gow,  George,  hacklegrinder,  25  Charles  street 
Gow,  George  R.,  of  John  R.  Gow  &  Sons,  12  King  street 
Gow,  James,  upholsterer,  38  Carmichael  street 

Gow,  Jas.  C,  grocer  &  spirit  mer.,  160  Ann  st. ;  h.  Cluny  cot.,  Clep'gton  rd. 
Gow,  John,  joiner,  127  Blackscroft 
Gow,  John,  ironturner,  45  Annfield  road 
Gow,  John  R.,  of  John  R.  Gow  &  Sons,  12  King  street 
Gow,  J.  R.,  &  Sons,  gunmkrs.,  fishing-rod,  tackle  mfrs.,  &c.,  12  Union  st. 
Gow,  Peter  R.,  of  John  R.  Gow  &  Sons,  31  Wellgate 
Gow,  Wm.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  120  Scouringburn  ;  h.  67  Ure  st. 
Gow,  Mrs  A.,  grocer,  188  Hawkhill ;  h.  20  Bernard  street 
Gow,  Mrs  Charles,  dairykeeper,  17  Temple  lane 
Gowans,  Alexander,  Cowgate  porter,  8  Erskine  street 
Gowans,  Alexander  B.,  cowfeeder,  12  Carmichael  street 
Gowans  &  Buick,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  15  Castle  street 
Gowans,  David,  of  Gowans  &  Buick,  Arnot  villa,  Westmarch,  Monifieth 
Gowans,  David,  stower,  9  Harriet  street 
Gowans,  George,  mechanic,  18  Paterson  street 
Gowans,  John,  stower,  9  Harriet  street 
Gowans,  Mrs  William,  fruiterer,  67  Albert  street ;  h.  47 
Gowrie,  John,  plasterer,  8  Overgate 

Gracie,  William,  grocer  and  joiner,  42  Catherine  street;  h.  40 
Gracie,  William  P.,  2  Airlie  terrace 
GRAHAM,  CHARLES,  furniture  stores,  41  St  Peter  street;  h.  308  Perth  road. 

See  Adv.  p.  35 
Graham,  Charles,  foreman  lapper,  131  Ann  street 
Graham,  David,  customhouse  officer,  10  Constable  street 
Graham,  David,  lithographer,  1  Church  street.  Princes  street 
GRAHAM  &  FLEMING,  millfurnishers  and  brassfounders,  82  Bell  street 

and  Chapelshade  Brass  Works.     See  Adv.  p.  84 


238  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Graham,  George,  tenter,  20  Hill  street 

Graham,  G.  T,,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  manufacturers,  2  Union  street 

Graham,  G.  T.,  of  G.  T.  Graham  &  Co.,  2  Union  street 

Graham,  James,  factory  overseer,  98  Rosebank  street 

Graham,  James,  engineer,  136  Ferry  road 

Graham,  James,  fireman,  23  Park  avenue 

Graham,  Jas.  D. ,  wine  and  spirit  mer. ,  9  Crichton  st.  ;  h,  15  Thomson  st. 

Graham,  Maggie  J.,  125  Perth  road 

Graham,  Mary  Ann,  dairykeeper,  6  Watson  street ;  h.  86  Albert  street 

Graham,  Peter M.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  212  Lochee  road;  h.  Park 

place,  Ancrum  road,  Lochee 
Graham,  Robert,  bookseller,  163  Overgate  ;  h.  Woi'mit 
Graham,  .^obt,,  wine  &  spirit mercht. ,  209  Overgate;  h.  15  Thomson  st. 
Graham,  William,  coachman,  8  Paton's  lane 
Graham,  William,  warehouseman,  49  Todburn  lane 
Graham,  William,  vandriver,  220  Blackness  road 
Graham,  William,  of  Graham  &  Fleming,  147  Albert  street 
Graham,  Mrs  William  S.,  apartments,  24  Bank  street 
Graham,  Miss  Jane,  42  Seafield  road 

Grahame,  John,  provision  dealer,  34  Dudhope  street  ;  h.  4  Dallfield  walk 
Grainger,  James,  assist,  superintndt. ,  Refuge  Insur.  Co.,  108  Murraygate 
Grandison,  Oliver,  brassfinisher,  150  Hilltown 
Grandison,  Stephen  R.,  dock  watchman,  11  Charles  street 
Grandy,  Miss  E.,  dressmaker,  2  Seafield  lane 

Grant,  Alex. ,  bootmaker,  41  Constitution  road  ;  h.  14  Garland  place 
Grant,  Alexander,  railway  servant,  12  North  Erskine  street 
Grant,  Alexander  S. ,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  26  Princes  street ;  h. 

Salisbury  cottage,  Forfar  road 
Grant,  Allan,  collector,  3  Ford's  lane 
Grant,  Charles,  tenter,  26  Kidd  street 

Grant,  Rev.  Chas.  M.,M.  A.,  B.D.,  St  Mark's  Parish  Church;  /t.9Airliepl. 
Grant,  David,  of  A.  Spence  &  Co.,  47  Yeaman  shore 
Grant,  Duncan,  moulder,  18  Ann  street 
Grant,  Eugene,  fitter,  3  Morrison's  court 
Grant,  Frederick,  waiter,  3  Step  row 

Grant,  F.  Airth,  clerk,  13  Albert  square  ;  h.  29  Morgan  street 
Grant,  Geo.  S.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  273  Hawkhill;  h.  3  Step  row 
Grant,  Helen,  3  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Grant,Hugh,  agent  forWordie  &  Co, ,  S.  Union  st. ;  h.  18  Louise  ter. ,  W.  Ferry 
Grant,  Hugh,  82  Victoria  road 
Grant,  H.,  labourer,  34  Alexander  street 

Grant,  Jas.,  confectr.,  104  Hawkhill  and  55  Lochee  rd. ;  h.  51  Lochee  rd. 
Grant,  James,  ropemaker,  3  Pennycook  lane 
Grant,  James,  clothier  and  tailor,  43  Peddie  street 

Grant,  James  M.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  78  King  street;  h.  1  Cardean  st. 
Grant,  John,  gardener,  96  Dudhope  street 
Grant,  John,  grainmiller,  Craigmills,  Strathmartine 
Grant,  John,  tlourmiller,  3  St  Matthew  street 
Grant,  John,  lapper,  13  Albert  street 
Grant,  John,  currier,  33  Park  wynd 
Grant,  John,  mechanic,  13  Annfield  row 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  239 

Grant,  Joseph,  church  officer,  Russell  Chapel ;  h.  204  Hawkhill 

Grant,  J.  G.,  stockbroker,  94  Commercial  street ;  h.  140  Perth  road 

Grant,  J.  H.  S.,  clerk,  60  Bell  street 

Grant,  Lewis,  irondriller,  29  Ellen  street 

Grant  &  MoncriefF,  jute  spinners,  manufacturers,  and  merchants,  Dundee 

Linen  Works  (Telephone  No.  494;  Telegraphic  address,  "GrifFon"; 

Royal  Exchange  Box  No.  58),  and  Laing  Street  Works  ;  and  Denside 

Works,  Methven,  Perthshire 
Grant,  Peter,  guard,  19  Step  row 

Grant,  Rev.  Peter,  D.D.,  St  John's  Estab.  Church  ;  h.  140  Perth  road 
Grant,  Peter,  carriage  inspector,  50  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Grant,  Robert,  coaldealer,  28  Ferry  road 

Grant,  Wm. ,  butcher,  56  Westport ;  h.  Agnes  cottage,  Blackness  road 
Grant,  Wm.,  wine  and  spirit mer.,  79 and 81  Scouringburn ;  h.  13 Union  pi. 
Grant,  William,  book-keeper,  149  Albert  street 
Grant,  William,  coaldealer,  21  Main  street  j  h.  31 
Grant,  William,  ironturner,  1  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 
Grant,  William  M.,  stockbroker,  7  Ward  road ;  h.  31  Isles'  lane 
Grant,  W.  Guillan,  of  Grant  &  Moncrieff,  140  Perth  road 
Grant,  Mrs  C,  milk  and  egg  merchant,  13  West  Dock  street 
Grant,  Mrs  E. ,  5  Gowrie  place 

Grant,  Mrs  J.,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  184  Hawkhill ;  h.  26  Peddie  st. 
Grant,  Mrs  M.,  1  Gowrie  place 

Grant,  Miss  A.  S.,  milliner,  195  Perth  road  ;  h.  5  Gowi'ie  place 
Grant,  Misses  J.  &  A.,  milliners,  186  Hawkhill ;  h.  26  Peddie  street 
Graves,  William  C,  foreman  painter,  53  Hawkhill 
Gravill,  Mrs,  Salisbury  place,  93  Arbroath  road 
Gray,  Alexander,  shipping  porter,  139  Blackscroft 
Gray,  Alexander,  joiner,  181  Victoria  road 

Gray,  Alex.  E.,  clerk.  Harbour  chambers  ;  h.  Ireland  street,  Carnoustie 
Gray,  Andrew,  mat  merchant,  53^  Caldrum  street ;  h.  49 
Gray,  Andrew,  cab  proprietor,  142  Hilltown 
Gray,  Andrew,  shipchandler,  and  oil,  paint,  and  colour  merchant,  60 

Dock  street ;  h.  Gowanbank,  Mains  road 
Gray,  Andrew,  blacksmith,  10  Lawrence  street 
Gray,  Andrew,  engineer,  10  North  Tay  street 
Gray,  Catherine,  42  Seafield  road 
Gray,  Chas.,  coal,  brick,  lime,  cement,  stucco,  fireclay,  and  common  clay 

goods  mer. ,  &c. ,  40  Candle  lane  ;  h.  Hollygate  cottage,  Chalmers  st. 
Gray,  David,  blacksmith,  67  Lochee  road 
Gray,  David,  mechanic,  6  Annfield  row 
Gray,  David,  plumber,  4  Barrack  street 

Gray,  D.  Burns,  artist,  41  Reform  street ;  A.  16  Rose  street,  Lochee 
Gray,  D.  J.  Thomson,  merchant,  19  Cowgate ;  h.  9  Nelson  street,  and 

Innerpeffray  lodge,  Perthshire 
Gray,  Eliza  Y.,  pastrybaker,  30  Strathmartine  road  ;  /«.  36 
Gray,  George,  joiner,  32  Raglan  street 
Gray,  George,  247  Blackness  road 
Gray,  H. ,  2  Baxter  Park  terrace 
Graj'-,  James,  of  J.  &  J.  Gray,  20  Perth  road 
Gray,  James,  plumber,  1 1  Rosefield  street 


240  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Gray,  James,  shuttlemaker,  76  Hill  street 

Gray,  James,  of  James  Gray  &  Son,  Campbell  street,  Lochee 

Gray,  James  L. ,  draper,  20  Union  place 

Gray,  James  M.,  of  Gray  &  Martin,  Taymouth  villa,  Carnoustie 

Gray,  James  W. ,  grocer,  66  Hawkhill ;  h.  2  Peter  street 

Gray,  James,  &  Son,  joiners  and  funeral  undertakers,  61  Hilltown 

Gray,  Jane,  grocer,  63  Peddie  street 

GRAY,  JOHN,  of  J.  &  J.  Gray,  valuator,  20  Perth  road.     See  Adv.  p.  6 

Gray,  John,  butcher,  183  Princes  street ;  h.  1  Graham  place 

Gray,  John,  of  James  N.  Davidson  &  Gray,  5  Viewforth  street 

Gray,  John,  currier,  13  Cochrane  street 

Gray,  John,  calenderer,  194  Hilltown 

Gray,  John,  coal  merchant,  IJ  Mountpleasant ;  h.  33  Hilltown 

Gray,  John,  blacksmith,  14  Lawrence  street 

Gray,  John  Y. ,  science  and  art  teacher,  High  School ;  h.  4  Baxter  Park  ter. 

GRAY,  J.  &  J.,  cabinetmakers  and  joiners,  painters  and  paperhangers, 

Venetian  blind  makers,  funeral  undertakers,  and  valuators,   18  to 

30  Perth  road.     See  Adv.  p.  6 
Gray,  J.  Scott,  of  Gray  &  Son,  5  Greenfield  place 
Gray  &  Martin,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  30  Reform  street 
Gray,  Peter,  fruiterer,  34  Strathmartine  road  ;  h.  36 
Gray,  Robert,  blacksmith,  5  Catherine  street 
Gray,  Robert,  10  Roslin  terrace 
Gray,  Robert  C,  tenter,  366  Loons  road 
Gray,  R.  W.,  agent,  28  Carmichael  street 
Gray  &  Son,  ironmongers,  tile  merchants,  blacksmiths,  and  tinsmiths, 

9  Whitehall  street 
Gray,  Stewart,  calenderer,  62  North  Church  street 
Gray,  Thomas,  joiner,  12|  Mortimer  street 
Gray,  Thomas  Scott,  M.D.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  164  Nethergate 
Gray,  William,  mason,  36  Hospital  wynd 
Gray,  William,  enginedriver,  22  Annfield  road 
Gray,  William,  cashier,  21  Morgan  street 

Gray,  William,  teacher,  St  Paul's  Episcopal  School;  A.  Castlehill  house 
Gray,  William,  gardener,  2  Ogilvie's  road 
Gray,  William,  warper,  Gladstone  place.  Mains  road 
Gray,  Mrs  F.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  192  Hilltown  ;  h.  194 
Gray,  Mrs  Isabella,  grocer,  29  Park  avenue 
Gray,  Mrs  John,  cooking  dep6t,  176  Overgate 
Gray,  Mrs  Peter,  1  Ritchie's  lane 

Gray,  Mrs  Robert,  butcher,  100  Princes  street ;  h.  142  Albert  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  1  Mountpleasant 

Gray,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  29  North  Church  street 
Gray,  Miss  Isabella,  manglekeeper,  36  Small's  wynd 
Gray,  Miss  Minnie,  dressmaker,  4  North  Ellen  street 
Gray,  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  1  Graham  place 
Grealy,  Martin,  coffeehouse-keeper,  2  Walton  street ;  h.  4 
Great,  David,  tinsmith,  4  Hunter  street 
Green  &  Duff,  clothiers  and  hatters,  88  High  street 
Green,  John,  of  Green  &  Duff,  Jubilee  place,  Broughty  Ferry 
Green,  John,  Catholic  bookseller,  60  Scouringburn ;  h.  58 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  241 

Green,  Louise,  laundress,  113  Rosebank  street 
Greenfield,  J.  S.,  Livonia  cottage.  Mains  loan 

Greenhill,  James  D.,  chemist,  73  Overgate  ;  h.  Viewfield  cot.,  Newport 
Green's  Patent  Fuel  Economiser,  23  Baxter  st. ;  Thos.  Thomson,  local  fitter 
Greenshields,  Samuel,  caretaker.  Children's  Free   Breakfast   Mission  ; 

h.  11  Constitution  road 
Gregory,  John  C,  spirit  merchant,  18  Rosebank  road 
Greig,  Alexander,  painter,  18  Kinloch  place,  105  Hawkhill 
Greig,  Alexander,  coachman,  2  Hean's  lane 
Greig,  Ann,  103  Hospital  wynd 
Greig,  David,  blacksmith,  65  Ai'broath  road 
Greig,  David,  mechanic,  96  Strathmartine  road 
Greig,  David,  manager,  Lawside  Works  ;  /?.  36  Paterson  street 
Greig,  David  M.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.Ed.,  25  South  Tay  street 
Greig,  Elijah,  shipcarpenter,  16  Ogilvie's  road 
Greig,  George,  of  Petrie  &  Greig,  46  Hilltown 
Greig,  James,  coach  proprietor,  59  Main  street 
Greig,  James,  engineer,  25  St  Matthew  street 
Greig,  James,  joiner,  7  Hill  street 
Greig,  James,  lapper,  100  Annfield  road 
Greig,  James,  blacksmith,  1  Roslin  terrace 

Greig,  John,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  2  Hawkhill ;  h.  7  Hawkhill  place 
Greig,  Thomas  Cattanach,  clerk,  20  Union  place 

Greig,  Robt.  M'Gavin,  sharebroker,  3 Rl.  Exchange  crt.  ;^.  3 Blackness  ter. 
Greig,  William,  sailmaker,  55  William  street,  Forebank 
Greig,  William,  assurance  agent,  44  Ann  street 
Greig,  William,  clerk,  28  Kincardine  street 
Greig,  Mrs  David,  3  Rustic  place 
Greig,  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Dock  street 
Greig,  Mrs,  13  Windsor  street 
Grewar,  Alexander,  cowfeeder,  Forfar  road 
Grewar,  Elizabeth,  9  Viewforth  street 
Grey,  Captain  Charles,  R.N.R.,  3  Dalhousie  terrace 
Grey,  Miss  Emily,  teacher  of  music  and  languages,  3  Dalhousie  terrace 
Grieve,  Alexander,  water  inspector,  Water  Commission  bdgs..  Ward  rd. 
Grieve,  Alexander,  artist,  15  Castle  street  ;  h.  Ward  road 
Grieve,  Charles,  carter,  7  Yeaman  shore 

Grieve,  David,  accountant,  11  Whitehall  st.  ;   h.  2  Home  ter.,  B.  Ferry 
Grieve,  Elizabeth  L.,  draper,  80  Blackscroft ;  h.  143 
Grieve,  Frank  M. ,  cabinetmaker,  43  Constitution  road 
Grieve,  James,  glazier,  6  Arthur  street 
Grieve,  James,  brassfinisher,  13  Baffin  street 
Grieve,  James,  grocer,  65  Ure  street 
Grieve,  James  B. ,  overseer,  22  North  street 
Grieve,  John,  clerk,  304  Perth  road 

Grieve,  Robert,  water  inspector,  7  Euclid  street;  h.  88  Strathmartine  rd. 
Grieve,  William,  grocer,  4  Balfour  street 
Grieve,  William,  enginedriver,  Summerlea  place,  Mains  road 
Grieve,  Mrs  Margaret,  lodgings,  40  Blackscroft 
Grieve,  Mrs  Richard,  12  Dundonald  street 
Grieve,  Mrs,  151  Victoria  road 

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242  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Grieve,  Miss,  Greenlaw  place,  Clepiiigton  road 

Griffin,   Francis,  district  manager,  Liverpool  Victoria  Legal  Eriendly 

Society,  105a  Nethergate 
Grimond,  Alexander,  joiner,  4  Isla  street 
Grimond,  Alexander  D.,  of  J.  &  A.  D.  Grimond,  Ltd.,  Dunmore,  Perth 

road,  and  Glenericht,  by  Blairgowrie 
Grimond,  Alexander  M.,  of  J.  &  A.  D.  Grimond,  Ltd.,  1  Grosvenor  terrace 
Grimond,  Joseph,  of  J.  &  A.  D.  Grimond,  Ltd.,  Carbet  Castle,  Broughty 

Ferry,  and  Kinnettles,  Forfar 
Grimond,  J.  &  A.  D.,  Limited,  merchants,  spinners,  and  mamifacturers, 

Bowbridge   Works,  Thistle  street,  and  Maxwelltown  Works,   46 

Elizabeth  street  ;  office,  1  King  street 
Grindlay,  Robert,  baker,  71  Milnbank  road 
Groat,  William,  saddler,  28  Annfield  row 
Grogan,  Robert,  fireman,  118  Ann  street 
Gron,  M.  E.,  &  Son,  merchants,  14  Victoria  chambers 
Grossart,  Robert,  gardener.  West  lodge,  Binrock,  Perth  road 
Groundwater,  George  M.,  clerk,  Post  Office  ;  h.  12  Forfar  road 
Groundwater,  William  F.,  warehouseman,  30  King's  road 
Grove,  John,  calenderer,  134  Blackness  road 

Grove  Mill,  Lower  Pleasance  ;  A.  P.  Mathewson  &  Co. ,  manufacturers 
Grubb,  David,  mechanic,  70  North  Church  street 

Grubb,  H.,  foreman  carter.  Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co.'s  stables,  E.  Dock  st. 
Grubb,  William,  factory  manager,  Pleasance  Works  ;  h.  4  Benvie  road 
Grubb,  William,  weigher,  11  Robertson  street 
Grubb,  William,  mechanic,  20  Kinloch  street 

Grubb,  Wm.  Mortimer,  art  master.  High  School;  h.  5  Osborne  place 
Grumbrecht  &  Petri,  merchants,  1  Bain  square 
Grund,  Otto,  shipmaster,  13  Union  place 
Guggenheim  &  Co.,  merchants,  10  Victoria  chambers 
Guild,  Alexander  Mackenzie,  of  A.  &  J.  Guild,  12  Hope  st.,  St  Andrews 
Guild,  A.  &  J.,  stockbrokers,  25  Albert  square 
Guild,  David,  postman,  18  Ellen  street 

Guild,  James,  cashier,  goods  department.  East  station  ;  h.  28  Raglan  st. 
Guild,  James,  mason,  2  Annfield  row 
Guild,  John,  plumber,  25  Lilybank  road 
Guild,  John,  of  A.  &  J.  Guild,  25  Albert  square 
Guild,  Mrs,  3  Ellen  street 

Guild,  Miss  J.  F.,  proprietrix,  Dundee  Laundry,  Mains  rd.;  h.  3  Ellen  st. 
Gunn,  Donald,  private  watchman,  22  Lawson  place 
Gunn,  George,  compositor,  29  Step  row 
Gunn,  Hugh,  detective  officer,  31  Park  avenue 
Gunn,  John,  shipsteward,  3  Fyffe  street 

Gunning,  Michael,  coaldealer,  43  Scouringburn  ;  h.  174  Overgate 
Guthel,  Andrew,  of  D.  &  A.  Guthel,  16  Cotton  road 
Guthel,  Da^dd,  of  D.  &  A.  Gu'thel,  7  Muirton  road,  Lochee 
Guthel,  D.  &  A.,  joiners,  16  Mid  street 

Guthel,  Francis,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  22  Hilltown  ;  h.  20 
Guthrie,  Alexander,  of  J.  &  A.  Guthrie,  5  Blackness  terrace 
Guthrie,    Alexander,    local   secretary,    North   British  and   Mercantile 

Insurance  Co.,  13Panmure  street;  h.  Linden  avenue,  East  Newport 


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Guthrie,  Andrew,  clerk,  14  Wilkie's  lane 
Guthrie,  Andrew,  mechanic,  88  Strathmartine  road 
Guthrie,  A.  &  J.,  tileworkers,  38  St  Andrew's  street 
Guthrie,  Chas. ,  grocer  and  wine  mer. ,  59  Lochee  road ;  h.  27  Dallfield  ter. 
Guthrie,  David,  sailmaker,  7  Castle  lane 
Guthrie,  David  C. ,  compositor,  2  Park  terrace 
Guthrie,  Geoi'ge  W.,  agent,  32  Princes  street 
Guthrie  &  Henderson,  merchants,  10  Panmure  street 
Guthrie,  Henry,  plasterer,  8  Forest  Park  road 

Guthrie,  James,  merchant,  10  Panmure  st. ;  h.  Hopepark,  Broughty  Ferry 
Guthrie,  John,  calenderer,  23  Hill  street 
Guthrie,  J,  &  A.,  jute  spinners  and  merchants,  Seabraes  Mill,  2  Perth 

road  ;  office,  10  Panmure  street 
Guthrie,  J.  0.,  wine  merchant's  assistant,  11  Cardean  street 
Guthrie,  Robert,  factoryworker,  57  Mains  road 
Guthrie,  Rev.  R.  R.  Lingard,  M.A. ,  Taybank  house,  204  Ferry  road; 

and  Carnoustie  house,  Carnoustie 
Guthrie,  William,  lodgings,  43  Constitution  road 

Hackney,  Charles,  baker,  11  Robertson  sti'eet 

Hackney,  Mrs  .Jane,  grocer,  24  Hospital  wynd 

Hadden,  John,  milloverseer,  19  Scott  street 

HADDEN,  ALEX. ,  carpetbtr. ,  7i  Sea  wynd ;  ^.  149  Albert  st.    See  Adv.  p.  35 

Haddo,  Thomas,  colliery  agent,  54  Magdalen  Yard  road 

Haddon,  Mrs  Margaret,  6  Blyth  place 

Hagan,  Mary,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  245  Overgate 

Hagan,  Mrs  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  74  and  76  Hilltown  ;  h.  72 

Haggart,  George,  solicitor,  11  Ward  road;  h.  4  Windsor  terrace 

Haggart,  George,  clerk,  30  Union  place 

Haggart,  Peter,  gi-ain  merchant,  27  St  Andrew's  street ;  h.  31  Wellgate 

Haggart,  William,  milloverseer,  6  Isla  street 

Haggart,  Mrs  George,  Ardlebank  villa,  4  Panmure  terrace 

Hales,  James  A.,  patternmaker,  13  Cardean  street 

Hales,  Mrs  J.,  46  Kincardine  street 

Haliburton,  Alex.  Watson,  supervisor,  Inland  Revenue,  29  Bank  street ; 

h.  VI  Louise  terrace.  West  Ferry 
Halkerston,  William,  baker,  249  Blackness  road 
Halket  &  Adam,    manufacturers,  sail,   rope,  and  twine   makers,  The 

Dundee  Rope  Works,  10  Union  place,  Perth  road 
Halket,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  95  Princes  street 
Halket,  James,  tenter,  39  Annfield  road 
Hall,  Alexander,  joiner,  34  Dallfield  teiTace 
Hall,  Alexander,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  69  Victoria  road 
Hall,  Henry,  lamplighter,  93  Overgate 

Hall,  James,  spirit  merchant,  4  Baltic  street ;  h.  84  Ferry  road 
Hall,  John,  mechanic,  122  Hawkhill 
Hall,  John,  carpetweaver,  362  Loons  road 
Hall,  Thomas,  hallkeeper,  61  Hawkhill 
Hall,  William,  joiner,  168  Lochee  road 
Hall,  William,  carpetweaver,  85  Strathmartine  I'oad 
Hall,  William  B.,  printer,  Rose  cottage,  27  Back  street,  Coldside 


244  '      GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Hall,  Miss  A.  M.,  fruiterer,  75  Peddie  street;  h.  4:7  Milubank  road 
HALLEY  BROTHERS,  Ltd.,  liacklemakers,  South  Ward  rd.    See  Adv.  p.  53 
Halley,  David,  of  Halley  Brothers,  Ltd.,  Woodmuir  villas.  West  Newport 
Halley,  David,  stockbroker,  3  Royal  Exchange  pi. ;  ^.Vinebank,  W.  Ferry 
Halley,  George,  of  William  Halley  &  Sons,  Broomhall,  West  Ferry 
Halley,  James  H.,  of  William  Halley  &  Sons,  Broomhall,  West  Ferry 
Halley,  William,  painter,  143  Lochee  road 
Halley,  William,  &  Sons,  spinners  and  manufacturers,  Wallace  Craigie 

Works,  1  Wallace  street 
Halley,  William  W. ,  of  Melville  &  Halley,  8  Panmure  terrace 
Halliburton,  Robert,  sailmaker,  8  Parker  street 
Halliburton,  William,  mechanic,  8  Kinloch  street 

Halliburton,  William,  clerk,  Dundee  Foundry  ;  7i.  25  Baldovan  terrace 
Halliday,  A.  C,  tailor  and  clothier,  85  Scouringburn 
Hallyburton,  Robert,  coachsmith,  51  Ure  street 
Hamilton,  Alexander,  grocer,  78  Peddie  street 
Hamilton,  George,  optician,  243  Blackness  road 
Hamilton,  George  G.,  manager  and  secretary,  Dundee  and  Arbroath  Joint 

Railway  ;  h.  Gowanbank,  Hill  street,  Broughty  Ferry 
Hamilton,  George  S.,  of  James  Hamilton  &  Son,  2  Forebank  road 
Hamilton,  James,  warehouseman,  20  Forebank  road 
Hamilton,  Jas.,  bootmfr.,  98  Nethergate ;  h.  Gynack,  Camphill,  B.  Ferry 
Hamilton,  James,  &  Son,  manufacturers  of  boots  and  shoes,  Erskine  st. 
Hamilton,  John  M.,  engine  and  machine  fitter,  9  Roslin  terrace 
Hamilton,  Joseph,  porter,  14  Lawrence  street 

Hamilton,  Robert,  assurance  supt.,  2  Victoria  road  ;  h.  54  Seafield  road 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Wm.  ,M.  A. , Trinity  E.U.  Ch. ;  h.  Craigieside,  Arbroath  rd. 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  3  King's  road 

Hammer  &  Thomson,  merchants,  12  Victoria  chambers 
Hampton,  Rev.  David  M.,  probationer.  Church  of  Scotland,  3  Airlie  ter. 
Hampton,  Mrs  R.,  draper,  184  Blackness  road;  h.  194 
HAND-IN-HAND  FIRE  AND  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY  (established  1696); 

Scottish  Branch  Office,  150  Hope  street,  Glasgow.     See  Adv.  p.  120 
Handyside,  G. ,  patent  medicine  vendor,  101  Overgate 
Hanna,  James,  caulker,  7  Mortimer  street 

Hanna,  William,  coal  merchant,  38  Lochee  road  ;  h.  103  Overgate 
Hannaford,  Samuel,  jeweller,  27  Lyon  street 

Hanning,  John  J.,  manager,  Annandale  Dairy  Co.;  h.  40  Thomson  street 
Hansford  Land  and  Cattle  Co.,  Ld.,  3  India  bldgs. ;  G.  A.  M'Laren,  sec. 
Hanton,  George,  law-clerk,  18  Lawrence  street 
Hanton,  George  H. ,  reedmaker,  28  North  George  street 
Hanton,  James,  contractor,  52  Watson  street 
Hanton,  James,  tobaccospinner,  14  King's  road 
Hanton,  Thomas,  cowfeeder,  52  Cotton  I'oad 
Hanton,  Miss  Matilda,  haberdasher,  120  Princes  street 
Hardacre,  George,  coal  merchant,  71  Blackscroft  and  42  Foundry  lane  ; 

h.  31  Queen  street 
Hardacre,  Joseph,  coal  merchant,  48  Blackscroft 

Hardacre,  Mrs  Joseph,  coal  mer.,  8  St  Roque's  lane  ;  h.  48  Blackscroft 
Hardie,  Alexander,  bootmaker,  44  Westport ;  h.  12  Ben  vie  road 
Haidie,  Charles,  labourer,  103  Hospital  wynd  \ 


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GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  245 

Hardie,  George,  pressman,  Tay  Oilcake  Works  ;  h.  Stanuergate 

Hardie,  James,  of  James  Hardie  &  Son,  4  Laurelbank 

Hardie,  James  M.,  of  James  Hardie  &  Son,  47  Seafield  i-oad 

Hardie,  James,  &  Son,  pharmaceutical  chemists,  68  High  street  (Tele- 
phone No.  151) 

Hardie,  John  M.,  of  Hardie  &  Smith,  Grayfield  house,  62  Annfield  road 

Hardie,  J.  K.  M. ,  hairdresser  and  manufacturing  perfumer,  6  Whitehall 
street ;  h.  Fernlea,  Craigie,  Perth 

Hardie  &  Smith,  linen  and  jute  mfs.,  Baltic  Linen  Works,  28  Annfield  rd. 

Hardie,  Mrs,  1 1  Fleuchar  street 

Hardiman,  Martin,  confectioner,  104  Annfield  road  ;  h.  106 

Hardiman,  William,  camera  maker,  26  Isles'  lane 

Hare,  Wm.  F.,  brush  manufacturer,  101  Hilltown ;  k.  20^  Caldrum  st. 

Harley,  George  L.,  stationer  and  bookseller,  12  Perth  road 

Harley,  Henry  W.,  joiner,  58  Scouringburn 

Harley,  John,  baker,  24  Hunter  street 

Harley,  Louis,  of  William  Harley  &  Sons,  Fenella,  Broughty  Ferry 

Harley,  W.,  &  Sons,  fruiterers,  florists,  seedsmen,  nurserymen,  27  and 
29  Reform  street,  and  127  Perth  road  ;  124  Brook  street,  and 
Camperdown  Nui'sery,  Broughty  FeiTy  ;  Vinehill  Nursery,  Kinnoull 

Harley,  Mrs  D.,  12  Perth  road 

Harley,  Mrs  S.,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  198  Overgate 

Harper,  Alexander,  detective  officer,  194  tScouringburn 

Harper,  David,  gardener,  3  Bruce  street 

Harper,  James,  surfaceman,  4  Easson's  angle 

Harper,  James,  labourer,  7  Kinloch  street 

Harper,  Margaret,  dressmaker,  3  Bruce  street 

Harper,  Peter,  vearper,  35  Annfield  road 

Harrington,  Mrs,  20  Cleghorn  street 

Harris,  Alexander,  cabdriver,  17  Lawrence  street 

Harris,  Arthur,  of  Arthur  Harris  &  Curr,  Elmbank  house,  East  Newport 

HARRIS,  ARTHUR,  &  CURR,  auctioneers  and  valuators,  Imperial  Auction 
Saloon,  7  Murray  gate.     See  Adv.  p.  71 

Harris,  Charles,  city  crier,  6  Thorter  row 

Harris,  Edward  G. ,  leatherdresser,  Hawthorn  cottage,  Clepington  road 

Harris,  George  A.,  architect,  8  Bank  street ;  A.  4  Hermonhill  terrace 

Harris,  G.,  specialist  in  dental  science,  87  High  street 

Harris,  Henry,  leatherdresser,  Viewbank  terrace,  Clepington  road 

Harris,  Jas.  B.,  commission  agent,  74  Commercial  St.;  Ii.  3 J  Park  avenue 

Harris,  John,  solicitor,  23  High  street ;  h.  The  Terrace,  West  Newport 

Harris,  John,  baker,  15  Mortimer  street 

Harris,  Thomas  B. ,  millmanager,  Pleasance  Works  ;  h.  Inverary  terrace 

Harris,  William,  of  Burns  &  Hai-ris,  33^  Seafield  road 

Harris,  Mrs  David,  20  Kincardine  street 

Harris,  Mrs  M.,  restaurant,  56  King  street ;  h.  87  High  street 

Harris,  Mrs,  manglekeeper,  9  North  Ellen  street 

Harris,  Miss,  Fernbank,  14  Dudhope  terrace 

Harrison,  Henry,  coaldealer,  83  Rosebank  street 

Harrower,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  5  Coupar's  alley 

Hart,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  158  Hilltown  ;  h.  Evelyn  villa, 
Downfield 


246  GfiNEEAL  DIRECTORY, 

Hart,  Henry,  chairmaker,  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  road 

Harvey,  Charles,  shipwright,  5  Long  wynd 

Harvey,  A.  M. ,  stamp  and  block  cutter,  22  St  Andrew's  st. ;  h.  Baldovan 

Harvey,  David,  engineer,  5  Baffin  street 

Hassberger  &  Dreschfeld,  merchants,  10  Victoria  chambers 

Hassberger,  Ernest,  mercht.,  10  Victoria  chams.;  h.  Adderley,  Monifieth 

Hasset,  Rev.  E. ,  R.  C.  clergyman,  42  Wilkie's  lane 

Hastie,  Thomas,  labourer,  21  Nelson  street 

Hastie,  William,  clerk,  46^  Seafield  road 

Hastie,  Mrs,  21  Airlie  place 

Hawaii,  Consul  for— John  George  Zoller,  Tircarra,  Broughty  Ferry 

Hawkins,  Henry,  confectioner,  189  Victoria  road 

Hawthorn,  Edward,  cooper,  48  Jamaica  street 

Haxton,  David,  seaman,  10  Dens  road 

Haxton,  James,  mechanic,  10  Stewart  street 

Haxton,  James,  signalman,  27  Cleghorn  street 

Haxton,  John,  millmanager.  Queen  Victoria  Works;  h.  203  Scouringburn 

Haxton,  Thomas,  millmanager,  Tay  Works  ;  h.   1  Mountpleasant 

Haxton,  William,  of  Fleming  &  Haxton,  Eastwood  place,  Clepington  rd. 

Hay,  Andrew  F.,  of  David  M 'Lardy  &  Co.,  22  Baldovan  terrace 

Hay,  Burnett,  valet,  4  Rosefield  street 

Hay,  Charles,  of  J.  &  C.  Hay,  Roseville,  St  Andrews 

Hay,  David,  120  Nethergate 

Hay,  David,  machine  merchant,  47  Yeaman  shore 

Hay,  Edward  H.,  M.A.,  teacher,  Morgan  Academy  ;  h.  7  Airlie  terrace 

Hay,  George,  painter,  44  Union  street,  Maxwelltown 

Hay,  George,  cooper,  84  Blackscroft 

Hay,  James,  manager,  Clepington  Waste  Works  ;  h.  5  Balgray  place 

Hay,  James  R.,  grocer  and  spirit   merchant,    1   Baffin  street  and  87 

Arbroath  road  ;  h.  Whitfield  cottage 
Hay,  John  B.,  of  J.  &  C.  Hay,  1  Windsor  terrace 

Hay,  J.  &  C,  builders  and  contractors,  14  Long  wynd,  and  St  Andrews 
Hay,  Thomas,  factory  overseer,  6  Rosefield  street 
Hay,  Thomas,  lorrydriver,  30  Long  w^-nd 
Hay,  William,  restaurateur  and    confectioner,  93   Murraygate  ;    h.    2 

Victoria  place,  West  Ferry 
Hay,  William,  warper,  43  Annfield  road 
Hay,  William,  joiner,  Ninewells,  Invergowrie 
Hay,  Mrs  David,  20  Cherry  field  lane 
Hay,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  14  Garland  place 
Hay,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  51  Yeaman  shore 
Hay,  Miss,  grocer,  39  Catherine  street 
Hay,  Miss,  dressmaker,  71  Peddie  street 
Hayes,  James,  lamplighter-,  13  Ogilvie's  road 
Hayes,  Thomas,  dresser,  19  Ogilvie's  road 

Hazel,  John  G.,  of  Scroggie  Brothers  &  Hazel,  Clay  holes,  Carnoustie 
Hazell,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  84  High  street,  and  11  Gray 

street,  Broughty  Ferry  ;  h.  4  Reres  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 
Headrick,  James,  merchant  and  ropespinner,  60  St  Andrew's  street ; 

works,  201  Hilltown  ;  h.  3  Wellington  street 
Headrick,  Mrs,  3  Wellington  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  247 

Hean,  William,  glazier,  17  Princes  street 

Hean,  Mrs  William,  Tay  cottage,  35  Step  row 

Heathfield  Works,  73  Hawkhill;  Thos.  Bell  &  Sons,  of  D'dee,  Ltd.,  mfrs. 

Hebden,  J.,  general  dealer,  22  Greenmarket ;  h.  3  Castle  lane 

Hebenton,  David,  factory  overseer,  35  Victoria  road 

Hedger,  Isaac,  mason,  5  Pitfour  street 

Heeney,  William,  hairdresser,  62  Hilltown ;  h.  1  Dallfield  walk 

Heery,  John,  grocer,  22  St  Mary  street ;  h.  24 

Heggie,  Alex.,  clothier,  41  Commercial  st.;  h.  5  Gladstone ter. ,  B.  Ferry 

Heggie,  Alexander  S.,  3  Morgan  street 

Heggie,  Jessie,  confectioner,  36  Ann  street 

Heggie,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  120  Ann  street ;  h.  Rock 
villa,  Reres  road,  Broiighty  Ferry 

Heggie,  John,  of  John  Heggie  &  Co.,  3  Strathmartine  road 

Heggie,  John,  &  Co. ,  drapers  and  clothiers,  1  Strathmartine  road 

Heggie,  Richard,  fireman,  3  Ure  street 

Heggie,  Mrs  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  44  Blackscroft ;  h.  65 

Heilbruun,  Ferdinand,  of  Samson  &  Unna,  Wallbank,  16  Paton's  lane 

Heilner  Brothers,  merchants,  51  Reform  street ;  Albert  Eber,  repre- 
sentative.    (Telephone  JSTo.  789;  Telegraphic  address,   "Heilner") 

Henderson,  Alexander,  tailor,  10  Morrison's  court 

Hendei'son,  Alexander,  tailor,  51  Larch  street 

Henderson,  Alexander,  30  South  Tay  street 

Henderson,  Alex. ,  of  Alex.  Henderson  &  Sons,  West  Park  house,  Perth  rd. 

Henderson,  Alexander  K.,  marine  engineer,  29  Park  avenue 

Henderson,  Alexander  Sinclair,  of  Alex.  Henderson  &  Sons,  West  Park 
house,  Perth  road 

Henderson,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  jute  spinners  and  manufacturers,  South 
Dadhope  Works,  50  W,  Henderson's  wynd  and  11  Smellie's  lane 

Henderson,  Alex.  W.,  com.  agent,  23  St  Andrew's  st.;  /i.  18  Gardner  st. 

Henderson,  Andrew,  joiner,  11  Park  wynd 

Henderson,  Andi-ew,  officer,  St  Paul's  South  Church;  A.  11  Whitehall  st. 

Henderson,  Archibald,  book  canvasser,  6  Forest  Park  road 

Henderson,  Arch.  H.  S.,  com.  agt.,  5  Bain  sq. ;  h.  54  Magdalen  Yard  rd. 

Henderson  Brothers,  shipping  agents  (Anchor  Line),  27  Albert  square 

Henderson,  David,  overseer,  9  Mortimer  street 

Henderson,  David,  joiner,  27  Westport 

Henderson,  David,  factoryworker,  25  Kinloch  street 

Henderson,  David,  fireman,  124  Hilltown 

Henderson,  Duncan,  carter,  14  Hospital  wynd 

Henderson,  D.  C,  manager,  No.  2  Bond,  81  Seagate;  h.  249  Hawkhill 

Henderson,  Ebenezer,  of  Bell  &  Henderson,  Crescent  house,  Windsor  st. 

Henderson,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  138  Murray  gate 

Henderson,  George,  patternmaker,  61  Hill  street 

Henderson,  George,  agent,  19  Glamis  street 

Henderson,  G.  D.  Clayhills,  R.N.,  Invergowrie  house,  Perth  road 

Henderson,  Henry,  blacksmith,  58  Mains  road 

Henderson,  Rev.  Henry  F. ,  Ogilvie  Free  Church ;  h.  2  Erskine  terrace 

Henderson,  H.,  &  Sons,  tanners  and  curriers,  leather,  tallow,  oilj  hide, 
and  bark  merchants,  boot,  shoe,  and  mill  belt  manufs.,  Lady  bank 
Leather  Wks. ,  6  Victoria  rd. ,  and  Dudhope  and  Pleasance  Tanyards 


248  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Henderson,  James,  of  H.  Henderson  &  Sons,  The  Gows,  Invergowrie 

Henderson,  James,  accountant,  20Meadowside;  A.  Downiemount,  Tayport 

Henderson,  James,  of  James  Henderson  &  Co.,  Waterhaw,  Mains 

Henderson,  James,  draper  and  milliner,  74  Princes  street ;  h.  Mains  loan 

Henderson,  James,  overseer,  11  Robertson  street 

Henderson,  James,  railway  clerk,  30  Union  place 

Henderson,  James,  mechanic,  13  Derby  street 

Henderson,  James,  engineman,  16  Annfield  road 

Henderson,  James,  gun  and  fishingtackle  maker,  taxidermist,  and  golf 

club  maker,  20  and  32  Barrack  street ;  h.  24  Garland  place 
Henderson,  James,  confectioner,  14  Wellington  street 
Henderson,  James,  vandriver,  109  Lochee  road 
Henderson,  James,  &  Co.,  dairymen,  19  Charles  street 
Henderson,  James  T. ,  cloth  inspector,  Dudhope  Works  ;  h.  61  Lochee  rd. 
Henderson,  John,  clerk,  12  Panmure  street ;  h.  19  Peddie  street 
Henderson,  John,  of  David  Kidd  &  Son,  2  Paradise  road 
Henderson,  John,  carpet  stamper,  38  Carmichael  street 
Henderson,  John,  of  Gutlme  &  Henderson,  Crescent  house,  Windsor  st. 
Henderson,  John,  carter,  6  Polepark  road 
Henderson,  John,  dresser,  51  North  street 
Henderson,  John,  engineer,  27  Queen  street 
Henderson,  John,  moulder,  51  North  street 
Henderson,  John,  vanman,  18  Cherry  field  lane 
Henderson,  John,  blacksmith,  1  Balgray  place,  Clepington  road 
Henderson,  John,  coachpainter,  144  Perth  road 
Henderson,  John,  harbour  messenger,  Custom  house 
Henderson,  John  G. ,  of  John  Henderson  &  Sons,  20  Windsor  street 
Henderson,    John   James,    A.M.I.C.E.,    architect   and    civil   engineer, 

8  Bank  street ;  h.  Downiemount,  Tayport 
Henderson,  John,  &  Sons,  jute  spinners  and  manufs.,  Lindsay  St.  Works 
Henderson,  John  Tocher,  bill  inspector,  H.M.  Theatre;  h.  273  Hawkhill 
Henderson,  J.  H.  F.,  &  Co.,  manfrs.,  Rosebank  and  Don's  Road  Factories 
Henderson,  Kenneth  W.,  banker,  Bellefield,  45  Magdalen  green 
Henderson,  Margaret,  125  Perth  road 

Henderson,  Richard,  of  John  Henderson  &  (Sons,  1 1  Dudhope  terrace 
Henderson,  Richard,  of  R.  &  W.  Henderson,  1  Crescent  lane 
Henderson,  Robert,  sailmaker,  7  Morrison's  court 
Henderson,  Robert,  postman,  82  Dudhope  street 
Henderson,  Robert,  joiner,  106  Annfield  road 
Henderson,  Robert,  labourer,  5  Willison  street 
Henderson,  Robert  C,  clerk,  19  Peddie  street 
Henderson,  R.  &  W.,  coal  merchants,  1  Crescent  lane 
Henderson,  Samuel,  engineer,  8  Park  avenue 
Henderson,  Silvester,  carter,  34  North  Wellington  street 
Henderson,  Thomas,  mason,  1  St  Matthew  street 
Henderson,  Thomas,  yarndresser,  116  Rosebank  street 
Henderson,  Thomas  P. ,  brassf ounder,  5  Catherine  street 
Henderson,  Walter,  confectioner,  100  King  street ;  h.  1 10  Victoria  road 
Henderson,  William,  shipsteward,  14  North  Erskine  street 
Henderson,  William,  sawmiller,  36  Hilltown 
Henderson,  William,  dresser,  52  Hill  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  249 

Henderson,  William,  overseer,  223  Hilltown 
Henderson,  William,  stonecutter,  16  Annfield  row 
Henderson,  William,  of  R.  &  W.  Henderson,  98  Albert  street 
Henderson,  Wm.,  of  Alex.  Henderson  &  Sons,  West  Park  house,  Perth  rd. 
Henderson,  William,  dairykeeper,  233  Hilltown 
Henderson,  William,  factory  manager.  Park  place,  Clepington  road 
Henderson,  William  P. ,  commission  agent,  273  Hawkhill 
Henderson,  Williamson,  stationer,  26  Dundonald  street ;  h.  2  Wolseley  st. 
Henderson,  Mrs  William,  85  Hospital  wynd 
Henderson,  Mrs  William,  20  Windsor  street 

Henderson,  Mrs,  wine  and  spirit  mer. ,  1  Rosefield  st. ;  h.  193  Blackness  rd, 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Crescent  house,  Windsor  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  24  Gellatly  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  12  Dundonald  street 
Henderson,  Miss  Margaret,  grocer,  16  Gellatly  street 
Henderson,  Miss  M.,  dressmaker,  14  Hospital  wynd 
Henderson,  Miss,  8  Speed's  terrace,  Tait's  lane 
Henderson,  Misses  S.  &  L.,  fruiterers  and  confectioners,  43  Guthrie  st.  ; 

^.160  Scouringburn 
Hendry,  Andrew,  of  Hendry  &  Pollock,  Braeknowe,  Blackness  road 
Hendry,  David,  engineer,  Pitkerro  road 
Hendry,  David,  fireman,  2  Cochrane  street 

Hendry,  David  B.,  insurance  agt.,  4  India  buildings;  h.  1  Viewf orth  st. 
Hendry,  George  B,,  grocer's  manager,  21  Step  row 
Hendry,  James,  brewer,  63  Lochee  road 
Hendry,  James,  clerk,  19  Morgan  street 

Hendry,  John  M.,  of  Hendry  &  Pollock,  Netherlea,  Broughty  Ferry 
Hendry,  Peter,  jute  selector,  22  Carmichael  street 
Hendry  &  Pollock,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  3  Seagate 
Hendry,  Robert,  jobbing  gardener,  10  St  Matthew  street 
Hendry,  Mrs  Charles,  lodgings,  28  King  street 
Hendry,  Mrs,  confectioner,  14  Watson  street 
Hennessy,  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  24  Rosebank  road 
Hennessy,  Elizabeth,  pawnbroker,  6  and  8  Peter  st.  ;  h.  Lawside  house 
Hennessy,  Jas. ,  wine  &  spirit  mer. ,  126, 128  Scouringburn;  h.  Lawside  house 
Henrit,  Mrs  Margaret,  lodgings,  3  Castle  lane 
HENRY,  ALEXANDER,  auctioneer,  valuator,  house  furnisher,  fire  assessor, 

and  insurance  agent,  115  Murraygate,  and  21  Princes  street;  li.  6 

James  place,  Broughty  Ferry.     See  Adv.  p.  38 
Henry,  Andrew,  of  Henry  &  Robbie,  41  Victoria  street 
HENRY,  A.  &  A.,  Westfield  laundry,  13  Westfield  lane.     See  Adv.  p.  38 
Henry,  A.  &  S.,  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  manufacturers  and  merchants,  Baltic  bldgs. 
Henry,  David,  mechanic,  103  Hospital  wynd 
Henry,  John,  engineer,  9  Park  avenue 
HENRY,  JOHN  J.  H.,  merchant  tailor,  63  Reform  street ;  h,  87  Commercial 

street.     See  Adv.  p.  83 
Henry  &  Robbie,  carting  contractors,  63  Trades  lane 
Henry,  Mrs  Marshall,  surgical  &  medical  nurse  &  midwife,  24  Kinloch  st. 
Hepburn,  George,  baker,  89  Princes  street 
Hepburn,  Marjory,  12  Blyth  street 
Eepbum,  Wm. ,  of  Anderson,  Gardner,  Hepburn,  &  Co. ,  7  Viewf  orth  st. 


250  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Hepburn,  Misses,  house  proprietors,  44  Ure  street 

Hep  worth,  J.,  &  Son,  Limited,  clothiers,  28,  30,  and  32  Wellgate 

Herald,  D.  P.,  merchant,  49  Meadowside  ;  h.  17  Hay  swell  rd.,  Arbroath 

Herald,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  18  St  Andrew's  street 

Herald,  Mrs,  3  Arbroath  road 

Herbert,  James,  foreman  moulder,  2  St  David's  lane 

Herbert,  Mrs  Archibald,  apartments,  7  South  Tay  street 

Herd,  David,  postman,  20  Constable  street 

Herd,  James,  millforeman,  4  Kinnaird  street 

Herd,  William,  postman,  41  Hawkhill 

Herdman,  William,  caretaker,  36  Nethergate 

Her  Majesty's  Theatre  and  Opera  House,  7  Seagate;  Robert  Arthur,  lessee 

Heron,  Alexander,  tenter,  19  Arklay  street 

Heron  &  Co. ,  solicitors  and  notai-ies  public,  20  Castle  street 

Heron,  George,  of  Heron  &  Co. ,  6  Balgillo  crescent,  Broughty  Ferry 

Hei'on,  James,  detective  officer,  12  St  Mary's  place 

Heron,  Mrs  Thomas,  197  Pi'inces  street 

Heron,  Mrs,  2  Lawrence  street 

Herschell,  Richard,  grocer  and  stationer,  8  Court  street;  h.  6 

Hershberg,  M.,  &  Co.,  new  and  second-hand  clothing  mers.,  157  Overgate 

Heyde,  Julius,  book-keeper,  18  Peddie  street 

Hezmalhalch,  Fred,  leatherfinisher,  142  Albert  street 

Hibberd,  Frederick  James,  manager,  Lawside  Works,  and  choirmaster, 

St  Mary  Magdalene's  Church  ;  h.  3  Rosslyn  villa,  Clepington  road 
Higgins,  Edward,  milloverseer,  7  Stobswell  road 
High,  Alexander,  fruiterer  and  potato  merchant,  31  Victoria  road 
High,  David,  mason,  5  Roslin  terrace 
High,  George,  of  George  High  &  Son,  133  Victoria  road 
High,  George,  &  Son,  joiners  and  funeral  undertakers,  131  Victoria  road 
High,  John,  bootmaker,  19  Bain  square 
High,  John,  coal  merchant,  22  Dudhope  street ;  h.  20 
High,  John  P.,  of  George  High  &  Son,  133  Victoria  road 
High,  William,  fishsalesman  and  auctioneer,  Fishmarket ;  and  fishmer,, 

73  Wellgate  ;  h.  1  Morrison's  court  (Telegraphic  address,  "High") 
High,  Mrs,  furniture  dealer,  121  Victoria  road  ;  h.  133 
Hill,  Alexander,  warehouseman.  Fairly  place,  Clepington  road 
Hill,  Alexander  B.,  draper,  143  Nethergate 

Hill,  Alex.  L.,  grocer  and  wine  mer.,  46  Blackness  rd.;  h,  26  Windsor  st. 
Hill,  Charles,  dockgateman,  52  Constable  street 
Hill,  Colin,  tailor,  11  Rosefield  street 
Hill,  David,  house  proprietor,  26  Windsor  street 
Hill,  David,  foreman.  East  station  ;  h.  39  Crescent  street 
Hill,  David,  butcher,  47  Constitution  road  ;  h.  14  North  Ellen  street 
Hill,  Edward  W.,  of  Lady  well  Calender  Works  Co.,  3  Rockfield  terrace 
Hill,  Frank,  painter,  12  Miller's  wynd 
Hill,  Frank,  mason,  36  Hospital  wynd 
Hill,  George,  bootmaker,  52  Ferry  road  ;  h.  62 
Hill,  George,  joiner,  1  Church  street.  Princes  street 
Hill,  George,  carpetweaver,  7  Stirling  street 
Hill,  George,  of  G.  Hill  &  Co. ,  1  Dalhousie  terrace 
Hill,  George  H.,  5  Nelson  street 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  251 

Hill,  G.,  manager",  Douglas  Foundry;  h.  Eastwood  place 

Hill, G.,&Co., hosiers,  practical  shirtmkrs,,& men's  mercers,  39Nethergate 

Hill,  Howard,  of  Ladywell  Calender  Works  Co. ,  5  Nelson  street 

Hill,  James,  blacksmith,  21  North  street 

Hill,  James,  law-clerk,  59  Dock  street 

Hill,  James  S.,  spiritdealer,  11  Victoria  street ;  h.  2  Park  avenue 

Hill,  John,  cabinetmaker,  7  Ritchie's  lane 

Hill,  Miller,  of  M.  &  C.  Hill,  Ashbank,  79  Magdalen  green 

Hill  &  M'Gregor,  solicitors  and  notaries  public,  38  Whitehall  street 

Hill,  M.  &  C,  spinners.  West  Dudhope  Mill,  Anchor  lane 

Hill,  Peter,  mason,  6  Mid  street 

Hill  &  Renny,  flax  merchants,  2  Royal  Exchange  place 

Hill,  William  F.,  of  Hill  &  M'Gregor,  Fairly  place,  Clepington  road 

Hill,  Mrs  Thomas,  17  Windsor  street 

Hill,  Mrs,  matron.  Day  Nursery,  33  Lilybank  road 

Hill,  Mrs,  Ashbank,  79  Magdalen  green 

Hill,  Mrs,  22  Victoi-ia  street 

Hill,  Miss  M.,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  78  Pi-inces  street 

Hillbank  Aerated  Water  Co.,  66  North  William  street 

Hillbank  Linen  Works,  Hillbank  road;  Alex.  Low  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  spinners 

Hillbank  Spinning  Co.,  Ltd.,  spurs,  and  manfs.,  Hillbank  Wks.,  Dens  rd. 

Hillocks,  Burton,  mason,  22  Annfield  road 

Hillocks,  James,  factory  worker,  19  Blackheath  place 

Hillside  Works,  112  Hilltown  ;  Fleming  &  Lindsay,  manufacturers 

Hilltown  Christian  Mission,  Lome  Hall,  21  Hilltown  ;  C.  Baird,  supt 

Himsworth,  Mrs,  grocer  and  ironmonger,  30  Albert  street;  h.  86 

Hinchcliffe,  John,  A. CO.,  organist  and  music  teacher,  48  Union  street 

Hindley,  Walter  H.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  spinners,  and  manufacturers,  51 

Meadowside ;  62  and  63  Queen   street,  London,   E.C.  ;    Calcutta, 

Manila,  New  York  ;  Boston,  U.S.A.;  Liverpool,  and  Manchester 
Hinsley,  M.,  teacher,  S.  Salvador's  Schools;  h.  83  Sti-athmartine  road 
Hinton,  Alexander,  engineer,  34  William  street,  Forebank 
Hinton,  George,  beamer,  160  Hilltown 
Hinton,  Joseph,  25  Bonnybank  road 
Hinton,  William,  2  Gibson  terrace,  Mains  loan 
Hird,  Robert,  baker,  15  Glamis  street 
Hirst,  Samuel  C. ,  teacher  of  music,  1 1  South  Tay  street 
Hoare,  Marr,  &  Co.,  merchants,  spinners,  and  manufacturers,  14  Victoria 

chambers ;  and  26  and  27  Budge  row,  Cannon  street,  London,  E.C. 
Hobson,  Edmond,  steel  hardener,  10  Benvie  road 
Hobson,  Francis,  Seaman,  &  Co.,  Don  Steel  Works,  Sheflield  ;  Burns  & 

Black,  agents,  59  and  65  Trades  lane 
Hodge,  Andrew,  enginedriver,  50  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Hodge,  David  S. ,  clerk,  4  Lawrence  street 

Hodge,  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  249  Overgate;  A.  48  South  Tay  street 
Hodge,  John,  joiner,  8  Tannadice  street 
Hodge,  J.  M.,  of  Keay  &  Hodge,  Rattray,  Blairgowrie 
Hodge,  M.  D.,  draper  and  dressmaker,  63  Lochee  rd.;  h.  4  Lawrence  st. 
Hodge,  Mrs  David,  19  Janefield  place 
Hodge,  Miss  Annie,  teacher,  12  Constitution  terrace 
Hodgkinson,  F.  A.,  &  Co.,  ship,  agents,  4  India  bldgs. ;  D.  B.  Hendry,  agt. 


252  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Hodgson,  Paul,  clerk,  157^  Scouringbuni 

Hogan,  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  16  Dock  street ;  h,  7  Exchange  st. 

Hogarth,  David,  agent.  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,   Limited,  2  Panmure 

street ;  h.  Craigard,  West  Ferry- 
Hogg,  Andrew,  tinsmith,  14  North  Erskine  street 
Hogg,  Charles  S.,  postman,  29  St  Salvador  street 
Hogg,  George,  clerk,  47a  Hospital  wynd 
Hogg,  James,  plumber,  36  Westport 
Hogg,  James,  seaman,  25  Kinloch  street 
Hogg,  James,  fireman,  31  Cleghorn  street 
Hogg,  Thomas,  carter,  1  Ellen  street 
Hogg,  Wm.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  4  Hilltown,  and  20  Victoria  rd.; 

A.  19  William  street,  Forebank 
Hogg,  William,  fireman,    2  Corso  street 
Hogg,  Mrs  E.,  21  Thomson  street 
Hogg,  Mrs,  25  Wellington  street 
Hogg,  Miss,  French  teacher,  71  Perth  road 

Holborn,  Hugh  P.,  teacher,  Harris  Academy;  li.  54  Seatield  road 
Holden,  John,  labourer,  6  Lorimer  street 

Holder,  Rev.  Joseph,  St  Joseph's  R.C.  Church  ;  h.  42  Wilkie's  lane 
Holliwell  &  Co.,  book  and  tool  dealers,  24  and  32  Greenmarket 
Honey,  Miss  Ann,  3  King  street 
Honeyman,  Andrew,  mechanic,  23  Baxter  street 
Honeyman,  John,  confectioner,  19  Mains  road 
Honeyman,  John  F. ,  compositor,  12  Lawrence  street 
Honeyman,  Robert,  moulder,  52  Ure  street 
Honeyman,  Thomas,  moulder,  8  Lawrence  street 
Honeyman,  William,  clerk,  34  James  street 
Hood,  Alexander,  spiritdealer's  assistant,  3  Pitfour  street 
Hood,  David  Moram,  merchant,  14  Barrack  street 
Hood,  George,  retired  mechanic,  62  Ann  street 
Hood,  George,  H.M.  Customs,  62  Ann  street 
Hood,  George  S.,  of  Smith,  Hood,  &  Co.,  73  Anntield  road 
Hood,  James,  of  Smith,  Hood,  &  Co.,  8  Newington  terrace,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Hood,  James,  tailor,  26  Bruce  street 
Hood,  James,  of  Minto  &  Hood,  12  Forest  Park  road 
Hood,  Jas.  S.,  of  Smith,  Hood,  &  Co.,  6  Taymouth  place,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Hood,  John,  naturalist,  50  Dallfield  walk 
Hood,  Thomas,  labourer,  37  William  street,  Forebank 
Hood,  Thomas,  vanman,  3  Balfour  street 

Hood,  William,  of  Smith,  Hood,  &  Co.,  2  Gladstone  place,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Hood,  William,  church-officer,   St  Mary   Magdalene's   Church  ;    h.   7 

Blin  shall  street 
Hood,  Mrs  George,  lodgings,  2  Mid  street 
Hood,  Miss  Heriot,  dressmaker,  21  Park  avenue 
Hopkins,  William,   agent   for   Strauss  &  Co.,  hop  merchants,  4  India 

buildings  ;  h.  Violetbank,  Wormit 
Hopkinson,  Mrs  A.,  draper  and  dressmaker,  72  Ferry  road;  h.  140 
Home,  David  C,  shipmaster,  4  Gowrie  street 
Home,  James  B. ,  shoemaker,  46  Hilltown 
Home,  John,  warehouseman,  40  Watson's  lane 


GENER-AL  DIRECTORY.  253 

Horsburgh,  Mrs  John,  13  Mid  street 

Horsley,  Catherine,  dairykeeper,  30  Hawkhill ;  h.  11  Lawrence  street 
Horswell,  W.  H. ,  commercial  traveller,  5  Reform  st. ;  h.  2  Baxter  Park  ter. 
Hosie,  Mrs,  5  Ure  street 

Hoskins,  Alexander,  machinist,  4  Clepington  street 
Hoskins,  George,  plasterer,  32  Main  street 
Hossack,  Mrs  Alexander,  Ashbank  cottage,  Forfar  road 
Hossick,  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Hossick  &  Co. ,  Elmslea,  Wormit 
Hossick,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  tea  merchants  and  confectioners,  18  Dock  street 
Hossick,  John,  shipjoiner,  58  Rosebank  street 
Hossick,  Peter  M.,  confectioner,  14  East  Dock  street ;  h.  16 
Houston,  A. ,  &  Son,  chimneysweepers  and  soot  merchants,  298  Hawkhill 
Houston,  John,  woodturner,  31  Baxter  street 
Houston,  Robert,  overseer,  150  Perth  road 

Houston,  Robert,  chimneysweeper  and  soot  merchant,  106  Hawkhill 
Houston,  William,  sawmiller,  55  Alexander  street 
Hovell,  Alexander,  nightwatchman,  4  Easson's  angle 
Hovell,  David  J.,  wholesale  smallware  and  trimming  warehouseman,  7 

Rankine's  court ;  h.  Kinloch  place.  111  Hawkhill 
Hovell,  Isaac,  brassfinisher,  17  Constitution  street 
Hovell,  James,  foreman  mechanic,  19  Blackness  street 
Hovell,  Jethro,  engineer,  200  vScouringburn 

Hovell,  Joseph,  millmanager,  Larchfield  Works  ;  h.  200  Scouringburn 
How,  David  P.,  of  D.  P.  How  &  Son,  15  Nelson  street 
How,  D.  P.,  &  Son,  builders  and  joiners,  11  Caldrum  street 
How,  Elizabeth,  herbalist,  2  Cotton  road 
How,  George  R. ,  collector,  99  Lochee  road 
Howat,  Edward,  &  Co.,  merchants,  13  Ward  road 

Howat,  Wm.,  of  E.  Howat  &  Co.,  9  Victoria  square,  Castleview,  Stirling 
Howden,  Walter  C.  (Whytock  &  Sons),  5  Whitehall  street 
Howe,  George,  joiner,  3  Kinloch  place 

Howe,George,  &  Brother,  merchants  and  manufacturers,2 India  buildings 
Howe,  James,  church-officer,  St  Peter's  Free  Church  ;  k.  4  St  Peter  st. 
Howe,  John,  woodturner,  Fairmuir  Turning  Works,  Fairmuir 
Howe,  Peter,  calender  foreman,  160  Scouringburn 
Howe,  Mrs  Violatta,  confectioner,  7  Robertson  street 
Howie,  Duncan,  average  stater  and  marine  insurance  broker,  3  Seagate  ; 

h.  3  Monifieth  road,  Broughty  Ferry 
Howie,  George,  mason,  159  Hilltown 

Howie,  George  W.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  93  Nethergate 
Howie,  James,  brassfinisher,  31  Park  wynd 
Howie,  William,  12  Cleghorn  street 
Howie,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  66  Peddie  street 
Hoy,  David,  carter,  9  Kinloch  street 
Hoy,  George,  houseagent,  10  High  street ;  h.  Downfield 
Hoy,  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  141  Lochee  road  ;  h. 

Tollbank  cottage,  Lochee  road 
Hudson,  Mrs  Thomas,  18  Thomson  street 
Hudson,  W.  Harry,  H.M.  Customs ;  h.  Pitkerro  road 
Huggins,  Robert,  baker,  6  Annfield  row 
Huggins,  William,  patternmaker,i  20  Forest  Park  road 


254  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Huggins,  Mrs  E.,  10  Perth  road 
Hughes,  Edward,  lapper,  108  Hilltown 
Hughes,  Henry,  weaver,  53  Dallfield  walk 
Hughes,  James,  clerk,  10  Kinloch  street 

Hughes,  Joseph,  hairdresser,  72  N.  Church  street ;  ^.  13  Derby  street 
Hughes,  Mrs  Harry,  fruiterer,  South  Union  st.;  h.  Craig  cot.,  9  Craig  st. 
Hughes,  Mrs,  dairykeeper,  45  Westport 
Hume,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  8  Step  row ;  h.  6 
Hume,  Alexander,  milloverseer,  29  Stirling  street 

Hume,  Alex. ,  mason,  &  church -officer,  Wishart  U.P.  Ch. ;  h.  6  N.  Ellen  st. 
Hume,  David,  mason,  33  South  Wellington  street 
Hume,  John,  engineer,  56  Ferry  road 
Hume,  William,  pavior,  34  William  street,  Forebank 
Hunt,  Arthur  C,  of  M' Walter  &  Hunt,  6  Hunter  place,  Bro'ty  Ferry 
Hunter,  Adam,   secretary,  Scottish  American  Trust  Companies,  Ltd., 
13  Albert   square   (Telephone   No.    597) ;    h.  3  Balgillo   crescent, 
Broughty  Ferry  (Telephone  No.  1302) 
Hunter,  Alexander,  confectioner,  195  Hilltown 
Hunter,  Archibald  T.,  stationmaster,  East  Station  ;  A.  32  Seagate 
Hunter,  Charles,  of  Dawson  &  Hunter,  5  Beech  wood  terrace 
Hunter,  David,  of  Hunter,  Doig,  &  Palmer,  1  Viewforth  street 
Hunter,  David  K. ,  of  William  Hunter  &;  Co. ,  Viewbank  terrace 
Hunter,  Doig,  &  Palmer,  brassfounders  and  brassfinishers,  mill,  factory, 
and  engineers'  furnishers.  Ward  Road  Brass  Works,  Rattray  street 
Hunter,  George,  musician,  304  Perth  road 
Hunter,  George,  postman,  35  Hawkhill 

Hunter,  Geo.,  confectioner,  18  Dudhope  Crescent  road  and  155  Overgate 
Hunter,  George,  sen.,  grocer  and  confectioner,  98  Annfield  road  ;  h.  100 
Hunter,  Henry,  tenter,  59  Milnbank  road 

Hunter,  James,  Jr.,  solicitor,  69  Reform  st.;  h.  Willowbank,  Carnoustie 
Hunter,  James,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  37  Lawrence  street ;  h.  35 
Hunter,  James,  dresser,  2  Annfield  row 
Hunter,  John,  pastry  baker  and  confectioner,  1 1  Hilltown 
Hunter,  John,  joiner,  2  Annfield  road 
Hunter,  John,  labourer,  5  William  street,  Forebank 
Hunter,  John,  of  Davidson  &  Hunter,  13  Victoria  street 
Hunter,  John,  mechanic,  44  Polepark  road 
Hunter,  Patrick,  clerk,  6  Park  terrace 
Hunter,  Peter,  lathsplitter,  60  Hill  street 

Hunter,  Rennald  F. ,  solicitor,  69  Reform  st. ;  h.  The  Lodge,  Carnoustie 
Hunter,  Robex-t,  architect,  41  Reform  st. ;  h.  Viewmount,  East  Newport 
Hunter,  Robert,  tenter,  3  Pitfour  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  tenter,  206  Blackness  road 
Hunter,  Thomas,  joiner,  4  Watson  street 
Hunter  &  White,  stockbrokers,  31  Reform  street 
Hunter,  William,  of  William  Hunter  &  Co. ,  Hilton,  Cupar  Fife 
Hunter,  William,  watchmaker  and  bicycle  builder,  118  Perth  road  ;  h. 

3  Magdalen  Yard  road 
Hunter,  William,  coal  merchant,  17  Clark  street ;  h.  3 
HUNTER,  WILLIAM,  &  CO.,  drapers,  11  to  19  Wellgate  ;  wholesale  ware- 
house, 10  Bain  square.     See  Adv.  p.  7 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY.  255 

Hunter,  William  D.,   F.R.C.V.S.,  veterinary  surgeon,  shoeing  forge, 

19  and  21  Long  wynd  ;  h.  125  Nethergate 
Hunter,  Mrs  Thomas,  150  Hilltown 
Hunter,  Mrs,  3  Ogilvie  street 

Hunter,  Miss  Elizabeth  C. ,  nurse,  8  Balfour  street 
Hurrie,  John  B.,  draper,  milliner,  dressmaker,  haberdasher,  and  ladies' 

mantle  warehouseman,  Whitehall  house,   6  Nethergate  (Tel.   No. 

157),  32  Reform  st.  and  69  Commercial  st. ;  h.  Annan  lodge,  B.  Ferry 
Hurrie,  Mrs  M.,  Hermonhill,  21  Perth  road 
Husband,  Alexander,  foreman  blacksmith,  8  Forfar  road 
Husband,  Andrew,  draper's  assistant,  3  Morgan  street 
Husband,  Arthur  S,,  ironturner,  2  Melrose  terrace 
Husband,  James,  overseer,  28  Ryehill  lane 

Husband,  James,  of  P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  Tay  terrace.  East  Newport 
Husband,  Peter  Fair,  of  P.  F.  &  J.  Husband,  Linden  avenue,  Newport 
Husband,  P.  F.  &  J.,  solicitors,  10  Whitehall  street 
Husband,  William,  coal  merchant,  12  Bellfield  lane  ;  h.  14 
Husband,  William,  collector,  25  Crescent  street 

Husband,  Misses  A.  &.  C,  dress  and  mantle  makers,  107  Murraygate 
Hutchen,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  6  High  street ;  draper  and  clothier. 

Arcade  buildings,  4b  King  street ;  h,  6  High  street 
Hutcheon,  Edward  B.,  painter  and  music  teacher,  172  Lochee  road 
Hutcheon,  R.  A. ,  draper,  64  Peddle  street 

Hutcheson,  Alex.,  architect,  8  Bank  street ;  li.  Herschel  house,  B.  Ferry 
Hutcheson,  James,  inspector,  Caledonian  Railway  ;  h.  24  Bank  street 
Hutcheson,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  104  Rosebank  street 
Hutcheson,  Robert,  fruiterer,  28  Hilltown ;  A.  39  Strathmartine  road 
Hutcheson,  Wm.  T.  L.,  Advertiser  office;  h.  3  Westfield  pi,,  B.  Ferry 
Hutchings,  Walter,  agent,  Dundee  Society  for  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to 

Animals,  104  Commercial  street 
Hutchison,  Adam,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  95  Perth  rd. ;  h.  1  West  wynd 
Hutchison,  Charles,  joiner,  12  Mid  street 
Hutchison,  Charles  Randall,  commission  and  insurance  broker,  7  Royal 

Exchange  court ;  h.  5  Rugby  terrace,  Broughty  Ferry 
Hutchison,  David,  slater,  50  North  Lindsay  street ;  h,  68  Bell  street 
Hutchison,  Douglas,  broker,  164  Hilltown ;  h.  174 
Hutchison,  George,  organist  and  leader  of  psalmody,  and   teacher  of 

music,  10  Whitehall  street 
Hutchison,  James,  manufacturer,  St  Andrew's  Works,    13   Constable 

street ;  h.  "WoodrifFe  terrace.  East  Newport 
Hutchison,  John,  seaman,  145  Princes  street 
Hutchison,  Robert,  machinist,  9  Middle  street 
Hutchison,  Thomas,  Rose  villa.  Mains  loan,  Maryfield 
Hutchison,  Thomas,  enginedriver,  14  Seafield  road 
Hutchison,  Mrs  Betsy,  house  proprietrix,  20  Kincardine  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs  H.  A.,  3  Viewforth  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs  John,  4  Airlie  terrace 
Hutchison,  Mrs  W. ,  greengrocer,  30  North  Church  street 
Hutton,  Alex.,  clerk.  Dock  Street  Engineering  Works  ;  h.  28  Raglan  st. 
Hutton,  Alexander,  agent.  Royal  Bank ;  h.  The  Sycamores,  1  Albany 

terrace 


256  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Hutton,  Andrew,  carpenter,  57  Victoria  street 

Hutton,  Baxter  C.,  coffeehotise-keeper,  156  Scouringburn ;  h.  154 

Hutton,  David,  pickermaker,  186  Ferry  road 

Hutton,  David,  officer,  Chalmers  Free  Church  ;  h.  30  Hunter  street 

Hutton,  David,  blacksmith,  61  Watson  street 

Hutton,  George,  tenter,  31  Cleghorn  street 

Hutton,  Geo.  M.,  butcher,  85Locheerd.;  h.  Unionbank,  Tofthill,  Lochee 

Hutton,  Hugh,  coaldealer,  21  Polepark  road  ;  h.  6 

Hutton,  James,  plumber,  11  Annfield  row 

Hutton,  James,  architect,  61  Reform  street ;  h.  Cedar  villa,  Invergowrie 

Hutton,  James,  brassfinisher,  27  Lyon  street 

Hutton,  James,  tobacconist  and  newsagent,  43  Hilltown  5  h.  119^ 

Hutton,  James,  joiner,  4  Kinloch  street  ^ 

Hutton,  James,  coffeehouse -keeper,  108  Scouringburn  ;  h.  110 

Hutton,  James  W.,  clerk,  172  Lochee  road 

Hutton,  John,  tobacconist,  30  King  street 

Hutton,  John,  brassfinisher,  34  Ure  street 

Hutton,  Peter,  weaver,  10  Ashton  place 

Hutton,  Peter,  tireman,  32  Cherryfield  lane 

Hutton,  Robert,  file  manufacturer,  49  Nethergate 

Hutton,  Robert,  seaman,  27  Charles  street 

Hutton,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  Fairfield  road,  Fairmuir 

Hutton,  William,  warehouseman,  182  Seagate 

Hutton,  William,  bookbinder,  6  Kinnaird  street 

HUTTON,  WILLIAM,  second-hand  sack  dealer,  Roodyards,  East  Dock  st. ; 

rope  and  twine  stores,  12  Overgate  ;  h.  Roodyards,  107  Ferry  road. 

See  Adv.  p.  54 
Hutton,  Mrs  John,  greengrocer,  29  Polepark  road  ;   h,  3  Pitfour  street 
Hutton,  Mrs  William,  grocer,  182  Seagate 
Hutton,  Mrs,  12  Forfar  road 
Hyder,  Thomas,  stevedore,  201  Overgate 
Hynd,  A.  S.,  commercial  traveller,  8  Cardean  street 
Hynd,  David,  ironmonger,brassfounder,  &  plumber,  10  Forebank  rd. ;  h.  14 
Hynd,  James,  late